This repository contains implementations for the Multi-Entry GiST and SP-GiST access methods. These access methods are variations of the GiST and SP-GiST indices, allowing for more efficient indexing of complex and composite data types.
The repository contains 3 PostgreSQL extensions split into 3 separate folders:
- mest:
- contains the Multi-Entry GiST access method and an implementation of a multi-entry R-tree for the PostgreSQL
multirange
andpath
types. - contains the Multi-Entry SP-GiST access method and an implementation of a multi-entry Quadtree for the PostgreSQL
multirange
andpath
types.
- contains the Multi-Entry GiST access method and an implementation of a multi-entry R-tree for the PostgreSQL
- postgis-mest:
- contains the implementation of a multi-entry R-tree, multi-entry Quadtree, and multi-entry Kd-tree for the PostGIS
geometry
andgeography
types.
- contains the implementation of a multi-entry R-tree, multi-entry Quadtree, and multi-entry Kd-tree for the PostGIS
- mobilitydb-mest:
- contains the implementation of a multi-entry R-tree, multi-entry Quadtree, and multi-entry Kd-tree for the MobilityDB
spanset
andtgeompoint
types.
- contains the implementation of a multi-entry R-tree, multi-entry Quadtree, and multi-entry Kd-tree for the MobilityDB
For more information about each extension, please refer to their associated README file.
Compiling and installing the mest
extension
make PG_CONFIG=path_to_postgresql_installation/bin/pg_config
sudo make PG_CONFIG=path_to_postgresql_installation/bin/pg_config install
You may omit the PG_CONFIG overrides if running pg_config
in your shell locates the correct PostgreSQL installation.
Enabling the mest
extension
CREATE EXTENSION mest CASCADE;
Contact: Maxime Schoemans [email protected]