Remove needless locking and volatile access from QueryPhaseResultConsumer #119808
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No need to have any synchronization here (it's obviously pointless since we are sorting the plain
buffer
outside of the block).By forking the execution of
reduce
we establish a happens before edge already (and if we didn't fork we wouldn't have to worry about thread-safety anyway ...). => remove this, remove needless volatile from partial results flag and reduce volatile accesses. Also, while we're at it,null
out the partial merge result early which might save non-trivial heap in some scenarios and run with a local reference.Mainly motivated by the desire to execute
reduce
on transport threads when there's no aggs where synchronization ,even if not contended in this case, just wastes needless cycles and forces the reader to think about its latency implications.