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@joeky888 Cool. Looks great.If you have a benchmark at your local, please let me know? |
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Surprisingly, no. I was unable to get a decent benchmark, the results are very close to each other, and the CPU usage is also almost identical. |
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Modern CPUs support simd, so let's enable it by default. However, this will require newer nodejs runtime (>=16.4) otherwise you'll get this error:
wasm compile failed: CompileError: WebAssembly.instantiate(): Compiling function #3 failed: Invalid opcode (enable with --experimental-wasm-simd).This should make zstd faster.