WebOct 28, 2024 · In looking to de-boost, I stumbled across boost::string (boost::format ( that happens quite a bit in our codebase, it does utf8/wide %s string formatting. Apparently, thanks to benchmarks, it shows that boost is the slowest of the string formatting options. WebImageFormat TryToDetermineImageFormat(const std::string& filename) { if (filename.size() >= 4 && boost::iequals(".png", filename.substr(filename.size() - 4))) { return ImageFormat::kPNG; } if (filename.size() >= 4 && boost::iequals(".pbm", filename.substr(filename.size() - 4))) { return ImageFormat::kPBM; } if (filename.size() >= …
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WebREADME.rst A collection of formatting benchmarks Speed, compile time and code bloat tests from tinyformat. int-benchmark: decimal integer to string conversion benchmark from Boost Karma itoa-benchmark: decimal integer to string conversion benchmark by Milo Yip Building and running int-benchmark: cmake . make ./int-benchmarks WebAug 5, 2015 · 1. vitaut mentioned this issue on Aug 5, 2015. Performance regression on integer formatting. mentioned this issue on Jan 9, 2016. vitaut closed this as completed on Jul 22, 2024. Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub . oned eyed jacks winimac in
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WebApr 2, 2024 · I was comparing it with snprintf and fmt::format seems to be slower then snprintf by higher than a factor of 3. From the benchmarks of fmt vs printf on the README I would expect this to not be the case. Is there anything I am doing incorrectly with the usage? I ran the following lines for snprintf and fmt::format 1000000 times: snprintf WebDec 12, 2004 · static boost::format fmt1("%2.1f fps"); static boost::format fmt2("%2.1f avg fps"); ProfileBegin ( "boost::format" ); fmt1 % clock.GetExactFps (); std :: string e = fmt1.str (); fmt2 % clock.GetAvgFps (); std :: string a = fmt2.str (); ProfileEnd ( "boost::format" ); text->DrawStr ( 700, 0, ( char *)e.c_str ()); //this accepts a c-string … WebOct 10, 2013 · Before boost::log made it into the official boost library (as of 1.54), I was using the sourceforge version with the following code: … is bank sanction