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This is somewhat common in branchless parsers. You need a few more bytes at the end of the sequence in order to allow efficient reads to take place. This isn't
by junon 6y ago
This is somewhat common in branchless parsers. You need a few more bytes at the end of the sequence in order to allow efficient reads to take place.
This isn't uncommon, and is why it's pretty important that performance-critical software also RTFM.