Fast StringReader for .NET

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submitted by jaavaaguru(260) 4 years, 2 months ago

After some experimentation, this is the fastest way I've found to split a string that represents a multi-line text file into individual lines. Still not as fast as doing it in C, but faster than StringReader or String.Split.

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posted by bladefist(471) 4 years, 2 months ago 0

so since his code isnt that much faster, he made it do it tons of times so that it would eventually appear to make a difference. blah whatever.

posted by milican(0) 4 years, 2 months ago 0

One thousand times is not that out of the ordinary for reading a file full of strings. In addition, a 20 - 30% increase is pretty good. We are reading files with 80,000 plus lines...

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posted by bladefist(471) 4 years, 2 months ago 0

20% increase with 1/3 the features of the .net/mono. This is only useful in special scanrios when you know absolutely the format of the file will be the same everytime.

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