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test: Benchmark transaction iteration #289
test: Benchmark transaction iteration #289
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Whats the goal of this sample index func, instead of the original random selector? From what I can tell, its just splitting up the keyspace into sample size chunks, then randomly selecting from that chunk.
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yes. Big difference is that this keeps the keys ordered (as well as uniformly distributed), which the iterator relies on. Is debatable whether the sort should be included in the iterator benches (and omitted from the Get) - I chose to leave it out and do it this way.
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I forgot that the keys were generated in a random order - I have chosen to standardize this (and sort the keys), although the iterator actually handled it well (just a performance hit, I thought it would fail).