Joe Groff on Twitter: "@mjtsai @phink0 @mpweiher @wilshipley Would be interesting to compare with x.utf16.startsWith(y.utf16) to see if that's the case."

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Marco Scheurer ‏@phink0 May 28

@wilshipley @mpweiher Nice post as usual. Wouldn't rewriting in ObjC also make for better code? Filter map & foreach in ObjC? Not so hard
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Marcel Weiher ‏@mpweiher May 28

@phink0 @wilshipley Good point. The BBC system I rewrote from ObjC to Java (WO5) also got significantly better. Had nothing to do with lang.
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Wil Shipley ‏@wilshipley May 28 San Francisco, CA

@mpweiher @phink0 It’s not so hard but also not so fast. Swift is VERY fast and efficient, because it knows the types.
Marcel Weiher ‏@mpweiher May 28

@wilshipley @phink0 [fast] Is this something you expect or something you measured? My measurements to date almost exclusively show opposite.
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Marco Scheurer ‏@phink0 May 29

@mpweiher @wilshipley What am I doing wrong? Swift 6x slower than very naive ObjC filter. XCode7.3.1, [-O], iPhone5Spic.twitter.com/U20uvcRPFj
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Marcel Weiher ‏@mpweiher May 29

@phink0 @wilshipley That looks about smack in the middle of the relative slowdowns I have been seeing.
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai May 29

@mpweiher @phink0 @wilshipley That’s very interesting. Have you tried profiling it? Bridging overhead?
Marco Scheurer ‏@phink0 May 29

@mjtsai @mpweiher @wilshipley Here's the profile (and for completeness the ObjC simple/naive/ugly filter category)pic.twitter.com/lbeIS8sEg8
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai May 29

@phink0 @mpweiher @wilshipley The Foundation -hasPrefix: does an exact compare; maybe Swift stdlib one does a fancy Unicode compare.
Joe Groff ‏@jckarter May 29

@mjtsai @phink0 @mpweiher @wilshipley Yeah. Some Unicode operations are also implemented naively and make unnecessary extra copies.
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@mjtsai @phink0 @mpweiher @wilshipley Would be interesting to compare with x.utf16.startsWith(y.utf16) to see if that's the case.

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