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Currently IdSortable uses bitstrings for construction. This is a bit inefficient. We can use a size 4 Uint32Array and do bitwise operations instead.
Have to ensure that we handle the non-aligned bits. Some right shift and left shift should be appropriate.
This shouldn't affect decoding.
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Benchmarks should be done to ensure that we can actually test how more performance it is.
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Linear marked this as stale so I'm reopening.
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Currently IdSortable uses bitstrings for construction. This is a bit inefficient. We can use a size 4 Uint32Array and do bitwise operations instead.
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Have to ensure that we handle the non-aligned bits. Some right shift and left shift should be appropriate.
This shouldn't affect decoding.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: