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Better paging when random reads go backwards #12357
Better paging when random reads go backwards #12357
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nit: let's save an addition?
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Nit: should we update bufferStart in that case so that
pos + width
ends right at the end of the buffer instead of addingwidth-1
tobufferStart
regardless of the number of bytes that we were missing in the buffer?Maybe this could be folded directly into the min/max computations? E.g. something like (not tested)