The thing is that for the smaller thumbnails going from 79,99% to
80,01% is only a matter of a thumbnail, while we are missing thousands
of thumbnails to be available, more if we have compression enabled.

On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 12:13 PM, johannes hanika <[email protected]> wrote:
> 80% is a common mark for hashtables to become inefficient. the hopscotch
> hashing scheme we use claims to go as high as 90 or 95, i forget, but we
> still use 80 as a soft limit (meaning if you're below 80, say 79, you always
> get your new slot, even if it takes you to 95).
>
> j.
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 12:01 PM, Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>>
>> Why do we have the 80% limit set?
>>
>> On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 11:45 AM, johannes hanika <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>> > okay, cool. your cache memory size is just too small. 1.5G as in your
>> > last
>> > mail seems more reasonable, you might even try 2G.
>> >
>> > sure, it's a cache.. it throws out the stuff it thinks you don't need
>> > any
>> > more quite as urgently as other stuff, to stay within the given limit.
>> >
>> > -jo
>> >
>> >
>> > On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 11:38 AM, Pascal Obry <[email protected]> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Johannes,
>> >>
>> >> > just to be sure: is the cache just not very effective at what it does
>> >> > or
>> >> > are all the thumbnails always gone when you restart?
>> >>
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level [i0] ( 200x 150) fill 171.19/213.97 MB (80.00%
>> >> > in
>> >> > 11797/16384 buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level [i1] ( 400x 300) fill 36.46/52.75 MB (69.12% in
>> >> > 637/1024 buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level [i2] ( 800x 600) fill 16.94/52.74 MB (32.12% in
>> >> > 74/256 buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level [i3] (1600x1200) fill 0.00/52.74 MB (0.00% in
>> >> > 0/64
>> >> > buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level [f4] fill 0/2 slots (0.00% in 0/4 buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level [f5] fill 2/2 slots (100.00% in 2/4 buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] scratch fill 14.65/13.18 MB (111.11% in 2/4 buffers)
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] level | near match | miss | stand-in | fetches | total
>> >> > rq
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] i0    |  91.67% |  91.67% |   -nan%  |  46.15% |
>> >> > 100.00%
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] i1    |   -nan% |   -nan% |   -nan%  |   0.00% |
>> >> > 0.00%
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] i2    |   -nan% |   -nan% |   -nan%  |   0.00% |
>> >> > 0.00%
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] i3    |   -nan% |   -nan% |   -nan%  |   0.00% |
>> >> > 0.00%
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] f4    |   -nan% |   -nan% |   -nan%  |   0.00% |
>> >> > 0.00%
>> >> > [mipmap_cache] f5    |   -nan% |   -nan% |   -nan%  |  53.85% |
>> >> > 0.00%
>> >>
>> >> Using cache_memory to 536870912 it looks like the i0 cache is almost
>> >> full (reaching 80% and not moving above). Do we have cache invalidation
>> >> for old thumbnails in the case where a cache is full?
>> >>
>> >> I'm asking because testing with a cache_memory of 1536870912 seems to
>> >> help... I still need to do more testing though.
>> >>
>> >> And this makes sense as I have observed this behavior since I have
>> >> imported a large bunch of my images recently.
>> >>
>> >> Pascal.
>> >>
>> >> --
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