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Sounds good, I love state machines and I often write them in C where other people would just go with ad-hoc loops and branches and temporaries. I'll keep an ey
by clarry 6y ago
Sounds good, I love state machines and I often write them in C where other people would just go with ad-hoc loops and branches and temporaries. I'll keep an eye out for examples..
- avmich 6y agoRecently there was a link on simdjson, a C++ parser for JSON which aims to be record fast. It uses vector instructions of modern processes, but if you'll watch the video presentation, Daniel Lemire will also explain how they handle finding string boundaries - with all those escapes needed - without branching, purely logical operations. Could be a good example for how APL approaches things.