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I used Swiss to test out a utility I had written. Initially, it used native maps but employed a lot of memory. I can confirm that the switch to Swiss memory usage (and the graph from the blog) is correct.
I had to make a change, however. I had more items that the uint32 could hold a reference to. I changed the types within the library to uint64. I should have chosen a different data structure, a separate issue.
Would you accept a PR that allows two swiss versions of uint32 and uint64? I was thinking of being through generics.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I used Swiss to test out a utility I had written. Initially, it used native maps but employed a lot of memory. I can confirm that the switch to Swiss memory usage (and the graph from the blog) is correct.
I had to make a change, however. I had more items that the
uint32
could hold a reference to. I changed the types within the library touint64
. I should have chosen a different data structure, a separate issue.Would you accept a PR that allows two swiss versions of
uint32
anduint64
? I was thinking of being through generics.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: