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>On my Apple M1 MacBook, using a realistic data file (canada), we get that fast_float can far exceeds a gigabyte per second, and get close to 2 GB/s. The conven
by asicsp 6y ago
>On my Apple M1 MacBook, using a realistic data file (canada), we get that fast_float can far exceeds a gigabyte per second, and get close to 2 GB/s. The conventional C function (strtod) provided by the default Apple standard library does quite poorly on this benchmark.