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speed tests
Some (outdated) tests for comparison of serialization formats.
We wanted to explore possibilities for TL2 design, so tried many approaches, comparing with popular formats.
Also, here is an answers to questions:
- Why don't you use flatbuffers or capnp approach for TL2 (answer: they are both large and slow to serialize)
- Why TL2 only has 1 int and 3 length representations (answer: it is faster to read/write than 10, as msgpack and protobuf have)
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Index ¶
- func JSONAppendPoint(w []byte, item *point, writeExcessField bool) []byte
- func JSONReadPoint(item *point, in *basictl.JsonLexer) error
- func Json2ReadUint32(in *jlexer.Lexer, dst *uint32) error
- func MakeCapnpPoint(arena capnp.Arena, p point) []byte
- func MakeFlatbuffersPoint(fb *flatbuffers.Builder, p point) []byte
- func ReadCapnpPoint(buf []byte) (p point)
- func ReadFlatbuffersPoint(buf []byte) (p point)
- func TL2AppendLen(b []byte, u int64) []byte
- func TL2StringLen(u int) int
- func TL2StringReadBytes(r []byte, dst *[]byte) ([]byte, error)
- func TL2StringReadBytesRange(r []byte) (_ []byte, dst []byte, err error)
- func TL2StringWrite(b []byte, s string) []byte
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func JSONAppendPoint ¶
func JSONReadPoint ¶
func MakeCapnpPoint ¶
func MakeFlatbuffersPoint ¶
func MakeFlatbuffersPoint(fb *flatbuffers.Builder, p point) []byte
func ReadCapnpPoint ¶
func ReadCapnpPoint(buf []byte) (p point)
func ReadFlatbuffersPoint ¶
func ReadFlatbuffersPoint(buf []byte) (p point)
func TL2AppendLen ¶
func TL2StringLen ¶
func TL2StringReadBytesRange ¶
func TL2StringWrite ¶
Types ¶
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