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@thiell thiell commented May 22, 2024

Using a NodeSet to track a large and frequent-changing set of remote
targets can lead to performance issue as reported in #560, especially
when RangeSetND is involved.

Use a standard set instead for gwtargets tracking in the TreeWorker
and adapt clush to work with sets in that case.

Fixes #560

thiell added 2 commits May 22, 2024 11:29
Using a NodeSet to track a large and frequent-changing set of remote
targets can lead to performance issue as reported in cea-hpc#560, especially
when RangeSetND is involved.

Use a standard set instead for gwtargets tracking in the TreeWorker
and adapt clush to work with sets in that case.

Fixes cea-hpc#560
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Bad performance in treemode mode with over 1000 nodes environment
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