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The article doesn't clearly define what this 21 GB/s code is doing. - What format exactly is it parsing? (eg. does the dialect of CSV support quoted commas, o

The article doesn't clearly define what this 21 GB/s code is doing. - What format exactly is it parsing? (eg. does the dialect of CSV support quoted commas, or is the parser merely looking for commas and newlines)? - What is the parser doing with the result (ie. populating a data structure, etc)?

hinkley 1y ago
There’s a calculation for ns/row in the article that is never translated into rows per second but is about 27 ns/row, which is about 37,000 per second. Which means these rows are 570k apiece if that’s 21GB. Which seems like an awfully cooked benchmark.
- aolo2 1y ago
  That would be 37,000,000, not 37,000.
  - hinkley 1y ago
    So ~570 per line. Still seems a bit contrived. I’d expect a SIMD version to still work line by line but I don’t know that I would try to shove that much into a line if I wanted to read it really fucking fast.