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Your links seems to use string as a synonym of sequence. The linked crate is about strings which represent text, and many of them assume that the encoding is a
by CodesInChaos 4y ago
Your links seems to use string as a synonym of sequence. The linked crate is about strings which represent text, and many of them assume that the encoding is a superset of ASCII, and some ever assume it's potentially invalid UTF-8.
So I don't see how your links are relevant here.
- rwmj 4y agoIt deals with both bits and byte strings, and as it's implemented as a set of compile-time macros there's no overhead as long as the compiler can easily see that the string is byte-aligned.
- lifthrasiir 4y agoYou have solved a different problem. The OP benchmarks grep and wc as motivating examples; how does your library (and the Erlang design in general) help in such cases?
- speed_spread 4y agoIt feels like you didn't read the linked article and are only using the title to plug your lib. Without discussing the relative merits of your work, _you_ might have to learn a thing or two about self-promotion opportunities. Step 1: "understand what people are talking about before participating". Amazingly, this actually applies to all conversations.