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Added 3 test

05 .. unpack, using List::MoreUtils's natatime
06 .. unpack again
07 .. yours
Your unpack was faster than mines. This is benchmark results.
                   s/iter 02_split1 05_unpack_natatime 06_unpack_map 04_unpack 03_split2 07_unpack_2
02_split1            6.38        --               -13%          -16%      -35%      -42%        -50%
05_unpack_natatime   5.55       15%                 --           -4%      -25%      -33%        -43%
06_unpack_map        5.34       19%                 4%            --      -22%      -31%        -40%
04_unpack            4.18       53%                33%           28%        --      -11%        -24%
03_split2            3.70       72%                50%           44%       13%        --        -14%
07_unpack_2          3.18      100%                74%           68%       31%       16%          --
01_substr            2.70      136%               105%           98%       55%       37%         18%
And test code added.
sub test5{ #with natatime use List::MoreUtils qw/natatime/; $href={}; open(my $fh, "<", "04_A10A10A4.ascii") or die $!; local $/= undef; my $lt = natatime(3, unpack( '(a10a10a4)*', <$fh>)); while( my @rec=$lt->() ){ push @{ $href->{ $rec[0] } }, [ @rec[ 1, 2 ] ] } close $fh; } sub test6{ $href={}; open(my $fh, "<", "04_A10A10A4.ascii") or die $!; local $/= undef; my $i=1; my($s1,$s2); map { $s1=$_ if $i % 3 == 1; $s2=$_ if $i % 3 == 2; if( $i % 3 == 0){ push @{ $href->{$s1} }, [$s2, $_]; } $i++; }unpack( '(a10a10a4)*', <$fh> ); close $fh; } sub test7 { my %hash=(); open(my $fh, "<", "04.txt") or die $!; while( <$fh> ) { my( $k, @v ) = unpack( 'a10a10a4', $_ ); push @{ $hash{ $k } }, \@v } close $fh; }
dsheroh told me of in memory SQLite. It's loading time is apparently faster than any of above tests. I will report it later.


In reply to Re^4: Loading 283600 records (Updated) by remiah
in thread Loading 283600 records (WordNet) by remiah

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