feat: store precomputed hash in ObjString and use it for equality and hashing

Cache the FNV-1a hash code in the ObjString struct at creation time, replacing the
on-the-fly sampling hash in hashObject() and enabling constant-time string equality
checks. Refactor string allocation into allocateString() and hashString() helpers,
remove the old wrenNewUninitializedString() declaration, and add a CONST_STRING
macro. Disable the unimplemented subscript range operator with a runtime error and
skip the related UTF-8 tests. Add a string_equals benchmark to measure the speedup.
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Bob Nystrom
2015-03-18 14:09:03 +00:00
parent a3418dc06a
commit 1e842bbb2e
14 changed files with 89 additions and 52 deletions
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var string = "abcde"
IO.print(string[0..0]) // expect: a
IO.print(string[1...1] == "") // expect: true
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "string"
a[1.5..2] // expect runtime error: Range start must be an integer.
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "123"
a[3..2] // expect runtime error: Range start out of bounds.
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "123"
a[-4..2] // expect runtime error: Range start out of bounds.
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "123"
a[1...4] // expect runtime error: Range end out of bounds.
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "123"
a[0...-5] // expect runtime error: Range end out of bounds.
@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "string"
a[1..2.5] // expect runtime error: Range end must be an integer.
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "123"
a[1..3] // expect runtime error: Range end out of bounds.
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// skip: Range subscripts for strings don't handle UTF-8.
var a = "123"
a[0..-4] // expect runtime error: Range end out of bounds.