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I was scared to do it, but it was actually fine! This time we look at the quickest way to split up massive text files into separate lines, first by implementing our own zero-copy version of BufReader::lines and later using SIMD, which allows us to process 64 bytes simultaneously, using a single CPU instruction! I'm pretty sure this is the first time we've ventured into nightly Rust on this channel...
You can find the code at https://codeberg.org/andybalaam/changelog-builder
Read my blog at https://artificialworlds.net/blog
Follow me on mastodon: @[email protected]
By I was scared to do it, but it was actually fine! This time we look at the quickest way to split up massive text files into separate lines, first by implementing our own zero-copy version of BufReader::lines and later using SIMD, which allows us to process 64 bytes simultaneously, using a single CPU instruction! I'm pretty sure this is the first time we've ventured into nightly Rust on this channel...
You can find the code at https://codeberg.org/andybalaam/changelog-builder
Read my blog at https://artificialworlds.net/blog
Follow me on mastodon: @[email protected]