day2

func DivePart1 ¶

func DivePart1(input string) (_ int, err error)

func DivePart2 ¶

func DivePart2(input string) (_ int, err error)

func DivePart2_V2 ¶

func DivePart2_V2(input string) (_ int, err error)

DivePart2_V2 is optimized version of DivePart2_V1 for latency. Scanner is quite bad, let's reimplement using IndexByte as in https://felixge.de/2021/12/01/advent-of-go-profiling-2021-day-1-1/.

func DivePart2_V3 ¶

func DivePart2_V3(input string) (_ int, err error)

DivePart2_V3 is optimized version of DivePart2_V2 for latency. mallogc GC and int parsing are main offendant. Let's reduce allocs and optimize int parsing. This solution has 0 heap allocs.

func DivePart2_V4 ¶

func DivePart2_V4(input string) (_ int, err error)

DivePart2_V4 is optimized version of DivePart2_V3 for latency. IndexByte were main offendants. This is still SLOWER than index Byte. V3 is the fastest.

func DivePart2_V5 ¶

func DivePart2_V5(input string) (_ int, err error)

DivePart2_V5 is optimized version of DivePart2_V3 for latency. We can optimize the digit parsing further.

func ReadTestInput ¶

func ReadTestInput(t testing.TB) string