Optimized binary_length_from_base64 functions for most kernels#944
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Optimized binary_length_from_base64 functions for most kernels#944
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Co-authored-by: Erik Corry <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Erik Corry <[email protected]>
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incredible speeds! |
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@pauldreik Yes, so I think that's a good addition. |
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We have a function
binary_length_from_base64contributed by @anonrig, but it has not yet been optimized. In common cases, it can compute exactly the output size of base64 decoding. This can be convenient in some cases. (Note that it does not validate the content, deliberately.)Create test file:
x64 Emerald rapids
x64 Ice Lake
ARM (Apple M4)
Loongson:
The LASX results are disappointing. But it is much faster than the decoding performance so it should be ok.
This is join work with @erikcorry (credit in the commits)