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Messed up an unsafe block, now fixed |
Signed-off-by: Adam Gutglick <adam@spiraldb.com>
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I've made another pass at this PR to simplify it. Its mush smaller and simpler now while still having the same performance. |
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This PR adds a specialized code path to extending
BytesMutwhen its backed by aVec. There are no external changes, only a private function and type with some tests.When benchmarking on my laptop (M3 Max MacBook Pro), the change to
put_slice_vec_extendis from 480 MB/s to over 9000MB/s. Happy to bench on some Intel hardware if the data is interesting.