StringZilla
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string library
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#2,137of 3,515 in 2024
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QuietFewer than 5 comments about the project
1 positive, 3 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 0 critical, out of 4 comments about the project.
Idea: 1 for, 0 against
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What people liked
Interesting performance work on Arm
From 2 comments
This looks interesting. If I can scrounge up some time in the next few weeks maybe I’ll try to contribute.
sgerenser on HNnice. where is the the main part of the 4.4x boost on ARM coming from?
chaisan on HN
Community growing around bindings and infra
From 1 comment
cool to see the community coming together and adding bindings to other languages i definitely agree that the world needs more infra like this; it's great to see a community…
skeptrune on HN
Objections
Libc prioritises simplicity over SIMD performance
From 1 comment
I'd say that SIMD and even moreso CPU internals knowledge is not quite common and upmost performance is I think not among the highest priority goals in libc/libc++/libstdc++. The…
menaerus on HN
Requests
Clarify which libc version benchmarks used
From 2 comments
>libc Which libc?
snvzz on HNCool. It would likely be best to edit to show "glibc-2.35" directly in place of libc.
snvzz on HN
Questions
Where does the 4.4x speedup on Arm come from
From 1 comment
nice. where is the the main part of the 4.4x boost on ARM coming from?
chaisan on HN
Which libc was benchmarked
From 1 comment
>libc Which libc?
snvzz on HN
Alternatives named
GLibc
From 1 comment
Benchmarks were repeated on multiple systems. The numbers I reference here come from glibc v2.35 and are explained in more details in the README :)
ashvardanian on HN
C++ STL
From 1 comment
Benchmarks were repeated on multiple systems. The numbers I reference here come from glibc v2.35 and are explained in more details in the README :)
ashvardanian on HN