Five distro recipes in packaging/, all following the same recipe:
unpack the Gitea release archive (which extracts to fastwc/), run
autoreconf -fi (the generated configure/Makefile.in are not committed),
configure, make, make install - the binary needs only glibc.
Each recipe notes the release prerequisite: the archive URL requires a
v0.1.0 tag on the remote, and Arch/Nix/Void carry an integrity
placeholder to fill in once the tag exists. The PKGBUILD was validated
with makepkg --printsrcinfo, and the full build recipe was run
end-to-end from a Gitea-layout tarball (autoreconf, configure, make,
make install DESTDIR) producing a working /usr/bin/fastwc.
Suites split into benchmarks/files/{lines,words} and
benchmarks/stdin/piping, with the monsters bolted onto the lines suite:
100M lines raced against coreutils (~2x win), 1B lines solo (~6-8s,
11 GB in one pass). Stdin redirects from regular files are now mmap'd
in count_stream, so the stdin suite wins too — up to 12.00x on words.
The ratio column now reports how many times faster fastwc is, not how
much of GNU's time it used. busybox was removed from the suite: it
stopped being a challenge and started being a participation trophy.
GNU wc's lone win — 1M lines by one millisecond on hand-tuned AVX-512
assembly — is now a historical footnote, and the README says so.
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