RPZ load performance improvements - #1399
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…zone rdata, for rpz load.
…cond local zones tree lookup for non local data cases.
This was referenced Jan 29, 2026
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The ci run with tests is in https://github.com/NLnetLabs/unbound/actions/runs/21471261236 . |
in the code repository, and is meant for after merge of the simdzone change.
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This adds RPZ zone loading performance improvements. They are built on top of the simdzone parsing changes. The change merges into that branch, so that the RPZ specific changes can be reviewed here.
The dname comparison routines are optimised a bit. The error handling does not convert to string or have the entire RR uncompressed when not needed, but only after the error. The insertion of the localzone data for the RPZ does not perform a tree lookup twice, but once.