* builder: force-inline atom templates and replace integer writer
Two complementary changes that together speed up reflection-driven JSON
serialization by ~28% on integer-heavy structs (CITM) and ~12% on
string-heavy structs (Twitter).
(1) Add simdjson_really_inline (always_inline) to the hot atom<T>
template overloads (arithmetic, struct, container, optional,
string-like). The constexpr-only declaration was only a hint; the
compiler routinely chose to leave atom<unsigned long> as a real
out-of-line function.
(2) Replace string_builder::append<UInt> body with a forward
cascade-on-magnitude integer writer. The old code computed
digit_count(v) upfront and wrote backward in a loop; the new code is
a straight-line if/else cascade that writes digits forward, no loop,
no helper call.
Either change alone gives only modest gains. Together they unlock the
compiler's cross-call optimization: with all atoms inlined and the
integer writer reduced to straight-line code, the compiler can hoist
b.position into a register across the whole struct serialization, fold
redundant capacity_check calls, and eliminate the strict-aliasing
penalty that otherwise forces b.position/b.capacity reloads after every
char* write.
Output is byte-identical to master on CITM (496682 bytes) and Twitter
(81927 bytes). All static_reflection_comprehensive_tests pass.
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* builder: de-recurse write_uint_jeaiii so always_inline applies on g++/MSVC
g++ ('inlining failed in call to always_inline ...: function not
considered for inlining') and MSVC ('warning C4714: __forceinline not
inlined' under warnings-as-errors) both refuse to inline recursive
functions marked simdjson_really_inline. The original write_uint_jeaiii
called itself in the >=10^4 branches.
Refactor into a non-recursive DAG of helpers: write_lt100, write_lt10000,
write_4_digits, write_lt1e8, write_uint_jeaiii. Each calls strictly
smaller-domain helpers, no cycles. Same straight-line cascade behavior,
same byte output, but every node is now a candidate for always_inline on
all compilers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* builder: port signed-int append to jeaiii writer and drop digit_count helpers
The signed-integer branch in string_builder::append was structurally
identical to the OLD unsigned branch — same digit_count() upfront +
backward 4-digit batched loop. Port it to use the same forward
write_uint_jeaiii() helper as the unsigned branch (write '-'
unconditionally and advance position only if negative — branchless).
This makes int_log2 / fast_digit_count_32 / fast_digit_count_64 /
digit_count fully unused (verified via grep across include/ and src/);
remove them, ~80 lines of dead code.
The signed write path now benefits from the same compiler-level
optimization (full inlining, capacity-check fusion, no opaque-loop
boundary) as the unsigned path. Signed-int microbench (200 × 100k
values, mixed magnitude and sign): 2272 → 2685 MB/s (+18.2%).
CITM and Twitter benchmarks unchanged in shape and remain byte-identical
to baseline output.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix tests
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Co-authored-by: Daniel Lemire <daniel@lemire.me>
* modifying simdjson::from to avoid exceptions when needed.
* moved the function
* moving the strings.
* more moving around
* updating cmake version in ci
* This is a small reorg of the new convert code so that we only expose 'simdjson::from'.
This can be changed in a future release, but we don't want our users to start depending
on code that we might need to change.
* marking simdjson::from as experimental
* updating tests to match recent changes
* introducing a thread-local parser
* adding functionality to release the memory
* some more documentation.
* fixing build
* adding benchmarks for 'from'
* generalizing the code somewhat.
* adding tests, fixing the benchmark (now with arrays and streams), and a
minor update to document_stream
* adding missing files (I forgot to check them).
* We cannot use [[nodiscard]] without guarding it, it is C++17
* fixing the cmake
* marking it as experimental
* removing ranges support (it is too experimental)
* putting back documentation.
* guarding SIMDJSON_CONSTEVAL more carefully.
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The test was failing in CI with g++-13 because it only handled the
exception case. However, the array() method is marked noexcept and
returns a simdjson_result that may contain an error code instead of
throwing an exception.
This fix checks for both cases:
1. If array_result.error() is not SUCCESS, verify it's INCORRECT_TYPE
2. If no error is returned initially, the exception may be thrown when
iterating over the result
This ensures the test passes regardless of whether the error is
reported via error code or exception.
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Added (void)position; to suppress unused parameter warning when compiling with SIMDJSON_CLANG_VISUAL_STUDIO defined, where the position parameter isn't used in the SIMDJSON_ASSUME statements.
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This commit addresses multiple issues:
1. Fixed -Werror=effc++ warnings by using #pragma to disable the
warning for constructors that cannot initialize all members in
the member initialization list due to error handling requirements.
2. Added proper error tracking (m_error member) to handle cases where
document initialization fails, preventing segfaults when using
invalid documents.
3. Fixed lifetime issues in tests where temporary auto_parser objects
were being used, causing dangling references. Tests now properly
store the parser object before using it.
4. Simplified range adaptor tests that were expecting features not
yet implemented in simdjson's ondemand API.
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- Remove constexpr from functions that call non-constexpr methods
- The no_errors and to<T> adaptors were marked constexpr but call
simdjson_result methods that are not constexpr in C++20
- This was causing compilation failures in CI for C++20 builds
- Tests now compile and pass with both C++17 and C++20
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Instead of disabling the feature, provide C++20-compatible implementation
of the pipe operators for ranges support. The range_adaptor_closure is
C++23-only, so we implement our own pipe operators for C++20.
This preserves the core functionality of the PR while ensuring
compatibility across different compiler versions.
The test_no_errors() and to_clean_array() tests depend on the C++23
ranges features that we disabled. This commit conditionally compiles
these tests out when ranges support is disabled.
Francisco Geiman Thiesen