fn roll_up(&mut self, index: usize) {
        // Ensure entries sufficient for `index`.
        while self.merging.len() <= index {
            self.merging.push(MergeState::Vacant);
        }

        // We only need to roll up if there are non-vacant layers.
        if self.merging[..index].iter().any(|m| !m.is_vacant()) {
            // Collect and merge all batches at layers up to but not including `index`.
            let mut merged = None;
            for i in 0..index {
                self.insert_at(merged, i);
                merged = self.complete_at(i);
            }

            // The merged results should be introduced at level `index`, which should
            // be ready to absorb them (possibly creating a new merge at the time).
            self.insert_at(merged, index);

            // If the insertion results in a merge, we should complete it to ensure
            // the upcoming insertion at `index` does not panic.
            if self.merging[index].is_double() {
                let merged = self.complete_at(index);
                self.insert_at(merged, index + 1);
            }
        }
    }
/// Ensures that an insertion at layer `index` will succeed.
///
/// This method is subject to the constraint that all existing batches
/// should occur at higher levels, which requires it to "roll up" batches
/// present at lower levels before the method is called. In doing this,
/// we should not introduce more virtual records than 2^index, as that
/// is the amount of excess fuel we have budgeted for completing merges.
Ensures that an insertion at layer `index` will succeed.
This method is subject to the constraint that all existing batches
should occur at higher levels, which requires it to "roll up" batches
present at lower levels before the method is called. In doing this,
we should not introduce more virtual records than 2^index, as that
is the amount of excess fuel we have budgeted for completing merges.
Ensures that an insertion at layer ` index ` will succeed . This method is subject to the constraint that all existing batches should occur at higher levels which requires it to " roll up " batches present at lower levels before the method is called . In doing this we should not introduce more virtual records than 2^index as that is the amount of excess fuel we have budgeted for completing merges .
fn roll_up(&mut self, index: usize) {
        // Ensure entries sufficient for `index`.
        while self.merging.len() <= index {
            self.merging.push(MergeState::Vacant);
        }
        // We only need to roll up if there are non-vacant layers.
        if self.merging[..index].iter().any(|m| !m.is_vacant()) {
            // Collect and merge all batches at layers up to but not including `index`.
            let mut merged = None;
            for i in 0..index {
                self.insert_at(merged, i);
                merged = self.complete_at(i);
            }
            // The merged results should be introduced at level `index`, which should
            // be ready to absorb them (possibly creating a new merge at the time).
            self.insert_at(merged, index);
            // If the insertion results in a merge, we should complete it to ensure
            // the upcoming insertion at `index` does not panic.
            if self.merging[index].is_double() {
                let merged = self.complete_at(index);
                self.insert_at(merged, index + 1);
            }
        }
    }
fn roll_up ( & mut self , index : usize ) { // Ensure entries sufficient for `index`. while self . merging . len ( ) <= index { self . merging . push ( MergeState :: Vacant ) ; } // We only need to roll up if there are non-vacant layers. if self . merging [ .. index ] . iter ( ) . any ( | m | ! m . is_vacant ( ) ) { // Collect and merge all batches at layers up to but not including `index`. let mut merged = None ; for i in 0 .. index { self . insert_at ( merged , i ) ; merged = self . complete_at ( i ) ; } // The merged results should be introduced at level `index`, which should // be ready to absorb them (possibly creating a new merge at the time). self . insert_at ( merged , index ) ; // If the insertion results in a merge, we should complete it to ensure // the upcoming insertion at `index` does not panic. if self . merging [ index ] . is_double ( ) { let merged = self . complete_at ( index ) ; self . insert_at ( merged , index + 1 ) ; } } }
Ensures that an insertion at layer `index` will succeed.
Ensures that an insertion at layer ` index ` will succeed .
&mut self
index
usize