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I implemented a variation on 1brc using JSON over HTTP.. yes I know it's crazy. But it would be cool to list it on the site!

https://anypointspeedway.com/

Would be interesting to see what you could achieve with Julia for this challenge

I think the go repo needs to be cleaned of the original Java content.

Any chance to run this in Cobol, I would like to see it.

Please add C# in the category

Please add Swift language to the challenge

Please, add Haskell as a programming language option too.

I love programming in shell script! Am I good at it? No, but there are serious ninjas out there.

https://github.com/AlexanderYastrebov/1brc#submitting

The blog - https://tspeterkim.github.io/posts/cuda-1brc

The code - https://github.com/tspeterkim/cuda-1brc

Can we add a CUDA category?

Requesting that ruby be added as a language.

Happy to help

Please can you add Elixir as a language to choose from

https://www.swift.org/

This blog post details out a PHP approach to the 1brc with a good walk through of step by step iterative improvements: https://dev.to/realflowcontrol/processing-one-billion-rows-in-php-3eg0

cheers

You're talking about speed ? V programmers should participate.

Maybe i missed it, but there is a github for .net as well.

https://github.com/praeclarum/1brc

Requesting that Dart be added as a language.

Happy to help initial runs!

Clever implementations and aggressive parallelism have achieved incredible times, but I was curious what the naive, almost 1-liner in Awk would look like.

https://github.com/glentner/1brc-awk

I have found Awk to be wonderfully performant in a lot of these sorts of daily accumulation tasks, but in this case it's own internal associative array isn't too much faster than the naive implementation in something like Python. The equivalent, basic approach in something like Rust/C++ (no multi-threading, just HashMap/std::map and a struct) are 30% faster.

The redeeming quality here is the implementation took literally a minute with no compile step.

The reference link on the website for Golang points to this link, which primarily contains Java content. Please provide a link for Golang submissions.

The provided link is https://github.com/AlexanderYastrebov/1brc#submitting

because the link doesn't include the emoji.

I made this repo: (https://github.com/benjamin-voisin/1brc) for the challenge in Lua. There is a generation script (that takes ~2 minutes) and a baseline (that takes ~6 minutes) to work only in Lua.
I also added MikuAuahDark submission as well as mine (that runs in about 10 seconds on my machine).

It might be slightly hard to moderate as simply specifying the architecture cannot encapsulate all the differences, so:

• AMD64 assembly on a glibc/Linux system
• ARM64 assembly on a glibc/Linux system

I don't see a C# repo provided.

Lua (or LuaJIT) is a very fast interpreted language

Hi there,

Started a repository for Object Pascal: https://github.com/gcarreno/1brc-ObjectPascal

Hope we can be listed.

Many thanks in advance!!

Cheers,
Gus