This PR adds a purego build tag to allow compiling the libraries with the pure Go implementations of the functions, omitting the assembly implementations.
The main use case was to make it simple to run benchmarks against the Go and assembly code, by adding -tags purego to the test commands.
@alberts also suggested we add a few benchmark results to showcase the library, I've added three examples to the README. We could add more but we have a LOT of benchmarks in this project, running them all takes forever and some are tailored to exhibiting edge case behavior which may not be relevant to presenting the general goals of the package, so I'm suggesting we start with a curated set of showcases.
This PR adds a
puregobuild tag to allow compiling the libraries with the pure Go implementations of the functions, omitting the assembly implementations.The main use case was to make it simple to run benchmarks against the Go and assembly code, by adding
-tags puregoto the test commands.@alberts also suggested we add a few benchmark results to showcase the library, I've added three examples to the README. We could add more but we have a LOT of benchmarks in this project, running them all takes forever and some are tailored to exhibiting edge case behavior which may not be relevant to presenting the general goals of the package, so I'm suggesting we start with a curated set of showcases.