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RustPython currently stores numeric values in a flat table where each value is 16 bytes wide. Most of the actual values are repetitive and duplicated. The range itself is eight bytes wide.
To compress the ranges, I split the table into two. The first table stores the start character as an u32, a u16 offset for the end character, and a u16 index into the second table. The second table stores deduplicated values.
Compresses numeric values to save binary space and help cache locality for binary search.
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Numeric, digit, and decimal lookups continue to respect the selected Unicode version, including differences between modern Unicode data and Unicode 3.2.0.
Numeric lookups now consistently account for characters with differing numeric types and for characters that lack a numeric value in Unicode 3.2.0, preserving version-appropriate results.
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Numeric value generation now creates deduplicated values and indexed ranges. Unicode 3.2 numeric-type differences include explicit no-value ranges. Runtime lookups use version-aware range searches for digit, decimal, and numeric.
The generator deduplicates numeric values and emits indexed ranges. It also records Unicode 3.2 assigned ranges that have no numeric value. Slice writers now accept immutable slices.
Numeric-type differences are expanded per code point, combined with numeric-value and no-value differences, then recompressed into ranges with matching types.
Look up versioned numeric values crates/unicode/src/data.rs
A shared helper searches numeric ranges. Unicode 3.2 lookup checks its differences and membership before using modern values. digit, decimal, and numeric use the helper.
This change compresses the numeric value tables and keeps lookups correct for characters inside multi-character ranges. No remaining merge-blocking risk was found; the code was inspected but not run.
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Review comments at @crates/unicode/build.rs:
- Around line 626-631: Update the range insertion logic for ucd32_diffs to add
an entry for every code point from line.start through line.end, inclusive, so
exact-match lookups in numeric() find interior code points; singleton ranges
should continue to produce one entry.
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Retain ranges to avoid enlarging the numeric table
On 64-bit builds, both (u32, u32, f64) and (u32, f64) occupy 16 bytes because of f64 alignment, while the current vendored file has 1,980 records and this expansion emits 2,023 entries. NUMERIC_VALUES therefore grows by 688 bytes and occupies more cache lines, which is the opposite of this change's stated compression goal; retain the ranges or use a representation that actually eliminates the padding.
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RustPython currently stores numeric values in a flat table where each
value is 16 bytes wide. Most of the actual values are repetitive and
duplicated. The range itself is eight bytes wide.
To compress the ranges, I split the table into two. The first table
stores the start character as an u32, a u16 offset for the end
character, and a u16 index into the second table. The second table
stores deduplicated values.
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RustPython currently stores numeric values in a flat table where each value is 16 bytes wide. Most of the actual values are repetitive and duplicated. The range itself is eight bytes wide.
To compress the ranges, I split the table into two. The first table stores the start character as an u32, a u16 offset for the end character, and a u16 index into the second table. The second table stores deduplicated values.
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