For applications where there may be tens of thousands (or even more) integers within an array, like an inverted index, space efficiency is really important. This package only supports block sizes of 128 for int32 and uint32 and block sizes of 256 for int64 and uint64. Is there a way to increase the block size (1024, 2048, etc.) without rewriting lots of the source code? I tried changing the constants and running go generate, but none of the source code changed. The code is pretty over my head so I'm not sure where to go from here 😄.
For applications where there may be tens of thousands (or even more) integers within an array, like an inverted index, space efficiency is really important. This package only supports block sizes of 128 for
int32anduint32and block sizes of 256 forint64anduint64. Is there a way to increase the block size (1024, 2048, etc.) without rewriting lots of the source code? I tried changing the constants and runninggo generate, but none of the source code changed. The code is pretty over my head so I'm not sure where to go from here 😄.