Closed arj03 closed 6 years ago
wow, it's surprising to me this actually makes a difference! I'm seeing an obvious difference on the append measurement:
master:
name, ops/second, mb/second, ops, total-mb, seconds
append, 176919.532, 22.387, 1769903, 223.964, 10.004
stream, 96463.56, 12.206, 964925, 122.101, 10.003
stream no cache, 113168.583, 14.32, 1131799, 143.218, 10.001
stream10, 539149.885, 68.223, 5392038, 682.301, 10.001
random, 39713.028, 5.025, 397170, 50.258, 10.001
faster-json-parse
name, ops/second, mb/second, ops, total-mb, seconds
append, 207940.453, 26.307, 2081276, 263.314, 10.009
stream, 96525.889, 12.212, 965645, 122.169, 10.004
stream no cache, 116341.865, 14.719, 1163535, 147.205, 10.001
stream10, 537890.71, 68.052, 5379445, 680.589, 10.001
random, 38379.262, 4.855, 383831, 48.561, 10.001
17% faster! ps, if you are making a performance related PR I'd really like to know how much difference it makes, and to what.
merged into 3.3.1
See https://github.com/arj03/test-json-parse