Daniel Lemire
Daniel Lemire
@anonrig It is an issue with older LLVMs under Linux. I have changed the code, it should resolve the issue.
Right. I am not 100% sure it would work, but it is worth trying.
@anonrig Regarding documentation, have you seen this? Note that though it is not well documented, we can also filter benchmarks.. ``` ./build/benchmarks/wpt_bench tests/wpt/urltestdata.json --benchmark_filter=BasicBench_AdaURL_url_aggregator ``` But that's Google Benchmark stuff....
I see it is still failing the aarch64 ... :-/
Under Windows, we support Visual Studio (both the regular compiler and ClangCL). https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson/blob/master/.github/workflows/msys2.yml Currently, cygwin is not a supported platform. Please try with MSYS2 on your system. Tell us whether...
Related GCC bug https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=54412
The issue is that GCC under Windows is buggy. I am closing this issue. Interested people should work with the GCC-on-Windows team.
@the-moisrex And we need to write tests and generate some benchmarks. We want solid support. C++26 introduces reflection (ping @FranciscoThiesen) and so we can automatically support custom classes... E.g., ```cpp...
> When users have exceptions disabled, we can return MEMALLOC error code which I've shown in the code above, I am pretty sure that `SIMDJSON_IMMEDIATE_CATCH` is not valid when exceptions...
> So, should I catch it directly with SIMDJSON_IMMEDIATE_CATCH when exceptions are enabled or just completely go with noexcept(false) and make it easy for ourselves? Here is my expectation: 1....