- len => size - these all refer to byte-arrays
- buf => buffer - this doesn't matter but buffer is currently used more
- delta => d - we use delta for weight deltas, gstate deltas, using a
slightly different name (if somehow even less descriptive) for byte
offset-offsets helps avoid name collisions a little bit
The storage changes in btree operations should've probably been a
separate commit but got wrapped up in these changes. Now the high-level
btree operations are responsible to the attr storage for all internal
btree commits, as defined by LFSR_BTREE_SCRATCHATTRS.
This leads to slightly less total RAM usage, since it allows the
low-level btree operations to cannibilize the attrs of the high-level
btree operations as a part of its unrolled-tail-recursive
implementation.
This also includes some other cleanup such as removing old commented out
parts.
Christopher Haster
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