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atomicbuffers
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Atomic `readInt32()`, `writeInt32()`, `readUInt32()` and `writeUInt32()` for node.js buffers.
Atomic readInt32()
, writeInt32()
, readUInt32()
and writeUInt32()
for node.js buffers.
Status: Experimental
Via npm:
npm install --save atomicbuffers
var atomic = require("atomicbuffers");
var buf = new Buffer(16);
atomic.writeInt32(buf, 123, 0);
atomic.readInt32(buf, 0); // 123
JavaScript is faster than C++ ;)
Starting benchmark: readInt32
Native benchmark done in 0.0786 seconds, 12717938 iterations per second.
Node benchmark done in 0.0137 seconds, 73123891 iterations per second.
Node was 474.97% faster than Native
✓ benchmark: readInt32 (93ms)
Starting benchmark: readUInt32
Native benchmark done in 0.0788 seconds, 12684125 iterations per second.
Node benchmark done in 0.0155 seconds, 64487322 iterations per second.
Node was 408.41% faster than Native
✓ benchmark: readUInt32 (94ms)
Starting benchmark: writeInt32
Native benchmark done in 0.0820 seconds, 12196550 iterations per second.
Node benchmark done in 0.0146 seconds, 68397170 iterations per second.
Node was 460.79% faster than Native
✓ benchmark: writeInt32 (97ms)
Starting benchmark: writeUInt32
Native benchmark done in 0.0823 seconds, 12150923 iterations per second.
Node benchmark done in 0.0154 seconds, 64977655 iterations per second.
Node was 434.75% faster than Native
✓ benchmark: writeUInt32 (98ms)
Published by codemix under a permissive MIT License, see LICENSE.md.
FAQs
Atomic `readInt32()`, `writeInt32()`, `readUInt32()` and `writeUInt32()` for node.js buffers.
The npm package atomicbuffers receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, atomicbuffers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that atomicbuffers demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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