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Firstly, use `[T]::chunks` rather than doing index calculation
manually.
Secondly, get rid of max_input_length. The function was overly
complicated for no reason. After all, no matter whether engine uses
padding or not, N-byte output buffer can accommodate (N/4*3) input
bytes.
Encode benchmarks here are kind of all over. Some improvements and
some regressions:
encode/
3 29.272 ns -0.4% No change
50 54.162 ns +12.4% Regression
100 95.488 ns -7.8% Improvement
500 255.84 ns +3.5% Regression
3072 1.3527 µs +0.1% No change
3145728 1.4584 ms +0.2% Within noise
10485760 4.8923 ms +1.6% Regression
31457280 16.087 ms -2.6% Improvement
encode_display/
3 41.038 ns -6.9% Improvement
50 70.877 ns +7.2% Regression
100 91.190 ns +1.1% Within noise
500 264.58 ns -3.1% Improvement
3072 1.4515 µs -3.8% Improvement
3145728 1.4239 ms -0.2% Within noise
10485760 4.9768 ms -0.7% Within noise
31457280 18.202 ms -1.5% Improvement
encode_reuse_buf/
3 20.264 ns -23.1% Improvement
50 46.631 ns +2.1% Regression
100 66.405 ns -2.0% Improvement
500 243.52 ns +3.5% Regression
3072 1.3871 µs -1.2% Within noise
3145728 1.4278 ms +0.8% Within noise
10485760 5.0530 ms -1.6% Improvement
31457280 15.798 ms +0.7% No change
encode_reuse_buf_stream/
3 21.007 ns +1.1% Regression
50 56.542 ns -0.9% No change
100 75.214 ns -1.4% Improvement
500 247.61 ns -4.2% Improvement
3072 1.2836 µs +0.1% No change
3145728 1.3177 ms -0.5% Within noise
10485760 4.3843 ms +0.3% Within noise
31457280 14.058 ms -0.5% Within noise
encode_slice/
3 11.859 ns +0.1% No change
50 30.239 ns +2.8% Regression
100 53.383 ns -6.4% Improvement
500 207.90 ns +0.2% No change
3072 1.2050 µs -0.1% Within noise
3145728 1.2294 ms -0.5% Within noise
10485760 4.1025 ms -0.1% No change
31457280 12.352 ms +0.1% Within noise
encode_string_reuse_buf_stream/
3 39.237 ns -0.9% Within noise
50 100.15 ns -1.6% Improvement
100 124.03 ns +3.5% Regression
500 312.15 ns +10.0% Regression
3072 1.4781 µs +2.7% Regression
3145728 1.4942 ms +3.8% Regression
10485760 4.9965 ms +4.3% Regression
31457280 16.990 ms +7.4% Regression
encode_string_stream/
3 48.437 ns -4.2% Improvement
50 152.06 ns +3.5% Regression
100 170.02 ns -5.2% Improvement
500 324.46 ns -0.8% Within noise
3072 1.5332 µs +1.6% Regression
3145728 1.4947 ms +3.6% Regression
10485760 4.9710 ms +3.2% Regression
31457280 19.075 ms +2.2% Regression
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FYI, my next step would be to get rid of add_padding actually. This is because my long-term plan is to add support for MaybeUninit which would allow to do #179 and #180 soundly (and getting rid of add_padding makes my current approach somewhat simpler). See https://github.com/mina86/rust-base64/tree/master |
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I see; sounds interesting. Until that's ready, though, I'd prefer to keep add_padding so that it's all consistent until it can all be removed. |
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Based on #218.