i.sinister

Just to make it clear - IEnumerable itself can be cheap, however "whole pipeline" is slow - data is read from an "external source" and for each row some kind...

Digging deeper I've found that current batching implementation also causes problems because it stores object arrays for rows in a temporary array preventing them to be collected in 0 generation....

Thank you for the quick response. > particularly :e NewFile.cs which works fine I've just checked and indeed it worked - I must be remembering it wrong or it was...

One more case: * moved file with NERDTree to different folder (old buffer removed, new created) * executing global check returns errors/warning with the former file path, and trying to...

Provided that we can not reliably detect all changes, does server api supports an "intelligent refresh" of the state? Currently I am doing 'server restart' but it is slow on...

Rust crate to work with parquet files has really nice api (also loading data works 2 times faster (-:): https://docs.rs/parquet/51.0.0/parquet/column/reader/struct.GenericColumnReader.html#method.read_records ```rust let mut values = vec![]; ... for group_index in...

I was trying to tell that rust version is faster, not different implementation for c#. One of the reasons is that API allows to read into preallocated arrays and does...

That would be currect. Currently working on POC on windows. Haven't tried on linux yet.

Checked in WSL: ``` > cat /etc/os-release Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS ... > rustc --version rustc 1.75.0 (82e1608df 2023-12-21) (built from a source tarball) > cargo --version cargo 1.75.0 > cargo...