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                                            Daniel Lemire

Adding customization for standard types

@the-moisrex Internally, we use `new(std::nothrow)` to allocate memory. We then check for a null pointer, and if a null pointer is found, we return `MEMALLOC`. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/new/nothrow As you know, STL...

Adding customization for standard types

@the-moisrex I have invited you to the simdjson org. Please consider accepting the invite.

Adding customization for standard types

> I saw that usage, the confusing part is that all of these are noexcept(false) anyway, so what's the point of having a MEMALLOC if the user eventually have to...

Adding customization for standard types

> thanks for the invite, but I plan to be a seasoned contributor to SIMDJSON; I have my hands full with Web++ which is getting ridiculously big and I hate...

fix: add parse_string_if_needed function

> I appreciate the dedication It is not super difficult, thankfully... but I am somewhat disappointed so far that we don't see much of an effect. > I am using...

fix: add parse_string_if_needed function

@CarlosEduR > I've not updated my code yet (removing the != '\0'), will do it and will share results. Did you get around to it?

fix: add parse_string_if_needed function

@CarlosEduR Hmmm, did the number of instructions go up in your find_tweet benchmark? Just so we are clear, the idea was to reduce the amount of unnecessary work in your...

Allow progressively building bitmask

Woohoo!

object::find_all: find multiple keys in one go

@the-moisrex Looks very exciting. Personally I would embrace it but I am going to invite feedback.

object::find_all: find multiple keys in one go

The simdjson library makes extensive use of `simdjson_warn_unused`. To be honest, I don't think it ever caught a bug, so maybe it is useless. In theory it ought to help...