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Motivation: Many network protocols (especially for example NFS) have quite a number of integer values next to each other. In NIO, you'd normally parse/write them with multiple read/writeInteger calls. Unfortunately, that's a bit wasteful because we're checking the bounds as well as the CoW state every time. Modifications: - Provide read/writeMultipleIntegers for up to 15 FixedWidthIntegers. - Benchmarks Result: Faster code. For 10 UInt32s, this is a 5x performance win on my machine, see benchmarks. |
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alloc-limits-from-test-output | ||
boxed-existentials.d | ||
generate-bytebuffer-multi-int.sh | ||
git.commit.template | ||
lldb-smoker | ||
make-single-file-spm | ||
malloc-aggregation.d | ||
stackdiff-dtrace.py | ||
update-alloc-limits-to-last-completed-ci-build |