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I asked our performance czar to run a test
comparing the performance of the two ICU utf-16 strcmp routines (UTF-16 binary
order and UTF-8/32 binary order). While I want to caution that the results are
preliminary, here they are:
"Test File
u_strcmp u_strcmpCodePointOrder
--------------------------------------------------- Asian Names 81 ns 83 ns / call Latin Names 127 ns 124 ns The test is a binary search of a sorted list of roughly 10000 names. The Asian names are quite a bit shorter, which probably accounts for the time difference between them and the Latin names. The code path through the u_strcmpCodePointOrder function has (statistically, anyhow) exactly one added simple if relative to u_strcmp. The timing differences are repeatable on my machine, but are probably mostly noise from code alignment and the like..." |
- Re: Cost of code point order comparison Mark Davis
- Re: Cost of code point order comparison Andy Heninger

