Use boost::spirit for weights parsing.#516
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Using boost::Spirit::X3 for weights parsing is significantly faster in startup. Current startup time goes from 3.5s to 2.8s. See also: leela-zero/leela-zero#805
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Ah, yes, I had removed this originally to build on ubuntu 14.04. But it's not a big deal. I'm actually impressed it's faster than the raw strtof code! |
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Using boost::Spirit::X3 for weights parsing is significantly faster in
startup. On my machine time goes from 3.5s to 2.8s. This does not
add any link time dependencies as the parser is header only.
This should improve the amount of timeouts when loading into UI's,
thought it likely needs a fundamental fix.
See also:
leela-zero/leela-zero#805