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Then Heng Li’s kbtree.h from klib is your generic, fast implementation. I’d love to see this repeated using it for a fair comparison. For example, the benchmar
by stochastic_monk 8y ago
Then Heng Li’s kbtree.h from klib is your generic, fast implementation. I’d love to see this repeated using it for a fair comparison.
For example, the benchmark shootout recommends his khash for a hash table.
- marcosdumay 8y agoThe point is entirely that it is harder to take a typical C code and change it to use something like this than it is to do the same in Rust. Much harder. I don't think anybody will find any consistent performance enhancement in Rust that can not be replicated in C. The problem is how to run it out on real code.
- stochastic_monk 8y agoThat’s fair. klib (I assume) was not easy to develop, but it easy to use.
- marcosdumay 8y agoIt's easy to use. What is not easy is to take a large code-base that doesn't use it and change it so it now uses.