Hi,
This week
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Implemented the BZip2, LZ4 and LZ4HC services along with tests, as per original
project schedule.
This means that all services have been implemented (), although some of them
need review and fine-tuning, as documented in the table below.
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Here is the
Hi,
This week
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Worked out, fixed and documented some bugs in the Snappy service.
My initial conclusion needed some fine-tuning, it might be possible to make
RocksDB work with our modifications, if we are able to switch the default
compression engine on startup.
I also fixed
Hi,
This week
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Had a meeting with Robert about further actions regarding GSoC and discussed
expectations for the end of the month.
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Started extending the tests to include all combinations of engine + library.
let %TEST_MATRIX = {
"connect" => ("bzip2",
Hi,
This week
- Finished writing common testing foundation that allows other services to
be tested easily.
For example:
--let $test_library = lzma
--source test_library.inc
--let $test_library = lzo
--source test_library.inc
...
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Finished the first draft of the Snappy
Hi,
This week
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Resolved the abi_check issue with different compilers.
Also added checks and updated documentation so that it does not happen again.
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Started writing some tests for the lzma service.
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Finished the first draft of the lzo service.
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Worked on
Hi,
This week
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Changed the build system to use our headers instead of the libraries’ headers.
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I found that running make abi_update on gcc and compiling on clang (or vice
versa) fails the abi_check.
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During cmake documentation review, I discovered that the
Hi,
This week
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Started working on changing the build system to make the plugins call our
functions instead of the library functions as per step 4 of MDEV-22895.
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I faced a lot of issues with cmake, as INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES does not work with
CHECK_INCLUDE_FILES, and setting
Hi,
This week
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Started working on changing the build system to make the plugins call our
functions instead of the library functions as per step 4 of MDEV-22895.
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Worked on a proof-of-concept (poc-noservice-lzma) that bypassed the fake
dynamic linker, and thus simplified
Hi,
This week
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I really struggled with the ABI check failing with the error:
CMake Error at cmake/do_abi_check.cmake:82 (MESSAGE):
ABI check found difference between
/workspace/server/include/mysql/plugin_audit.h.pp and
/workspace/server/abi_check.out
Running make abi_update
Report for week 12:
Hi!
This week I merged some test cases in respective files into one so that the
tests can be under 80 lines and also improved the documentation.
Documentation for INSERT...RETURNING:
Report for week 11:
Hello!
This week I worked on cleaning up the code, commits and test cases.
I was a little less familiar with git rebase -i so tried a couple of things
on a dummy repo first and then cleaned up the commits on my repo. I also
worked on the coding style review and removed all
Report for week 10:
Hello!
Report for Week 10:
Hello!
This week I worked on adding system variable feature_insert_returning which
is useful for feedback plugin. This variable increments each time
INSERT...RETURNING or REPLACE...RETURNING is used. Before beginning, I did
some reading about
Report for week 9:
Hello!
This week I worked on documentation, added some comments to the code and
removed some lines of code from parser as it was still making use of
SELECT_LEX::item_list after opt_select_expressions.
I was referring DELETE...RETURNING test case and noticed case for using
Report for week 8:
Hello!
This week I worked on the parser. I removed the hack "swapping lists" we
had used earlier. Now the grammar uses values from the bison stack.
However, I was making the list rule return the SELECT_LEX :: item_list.
This was fixed after the intermediate review.
I changed
Report for week 7:
Hello!
This week I worked on the initial review for INSERT...RETURNING. I removed
some lines from my code, used select_result* instead of using
with_returning_list, improved formatting, restored the structure of
SQL_I_List by removing *saved_first, moved returning_list to LEX
Report for week 6:
Hello!
This week I was able to make replace...returning work. But before pushing
changes for insert...select...returning, I had done a git merge because I
didn't know I was supposed to do a git rebase. While undoing the merge I
ran into a problem. With help from mentors I was
Report for week 5:
Hello!
This week I was able to make INSERT...SELECT...RETURNING return the listed
fields from the INSERT table. From the parsing stage in sql_parse.cc, the
context and the first table gets masked , so I stored the previous values
in another variable just before they are masked
Report for week 4:
Hello!
This week I was able to make INSERT...RETURNING work. It is working fine
for simple insert statement, inserting multiple rows in single statement,
INSERT...SET and INSERT...ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE. It is returning the
listed fields, working for alias and operators as
Report for week 3:
Hello!
This week was more productive than the last one. Zulip messages helped to
extend parser for INSERT...SELECT...RETURNING. I created SELECT_LEX ::
returning_list and swapped it with SELECT_LEX :: item_list. I have also
added test cases and result for the same. Feedback of
Report for week 2:
Hello!
This week I ran the test case for parser written in last week and made
changes in the parser according to the suggestions given, tried making
insert...select..returning work.
I analysed how RETURNING in delete is implemented, how insert is
implemented, and how the data
Hi, Rucha!
On Jun 03, Rucha Deodhar wrote:
> Report for week 1:
>
> Hello!
>
> I made test cases and extended the parser for:
> INSERT...RETURNING * and
> INSERT...RETURNING
> It is working fine for INSERT...ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE, INSERT...IGNORE,
> INSERT...SET, and simple insert
Report for week 1:
Hello!
I made test cases and extended the parser for:
INSERT...RETURNING * and
INSERT...RETURNING
It is working fine for INSERT...ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE, INSERT...IGNORE,
INSERT...SET, and simple insert statements.
As I have never coded parser before, it was throwing errors
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