Crate base64_simd

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Expand description

SIMD-accelerated base64 encoding and decoding.

Examples

let bytes = b"hello world";
let base64 = base64_simd::STANDARD;

let encoded = base64.encode_to_string(bytes);
assert_eq!(encoded, "aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=");

let decoded = base64.decode_to_vec(encoded).unwrap();
assert_eq!(decoded, bytes);

Profile settings

To ensure maximum performance, the following profile settings are recommended when compiling this crate:

opt-level = 3
lto = "fat"
codegen-units = 1

CPU feature detection

The feature flag detect is enabled by default.

When the feature flag detect is enabled, the APIs will test at runtime whether the CPU (and OS) supports the required instruction set. The runtime detection will be skipped if the fastest implementation is already available at compile-time.

When the feature flag detect is disabled, the APIs will test at compile-time whether the compiler flags supports the required instruction set.

If the environment supports SIMD acceleration, the APIs will call SIMD functions under the hood. Otherwise, the APIs will call fallback functions.

When the feature flag unstable is enabled, this crate requires the nightly toolchain to compile.

no_std support

You can disable the default features to use this crate in a no_std environment.

You can enable the feature flag alloc if the environment supports heap allocation.

Currently the feature flag detect depends on the standard library. Dynamic CPU feature detection is not available in no_std environments.

Structs

Base64 variant
Base64 Error
Out reference (&'a out T).

Constants

Standard charset with padding.
Standard charset without padding.
URL-Safe charset with padding.
URL-Safe charset without padding.

Traits

Types that can append bytes decoded from from a base64 string.
Types that can append a base64 string.
Extension trait for converting a mutable reference to an out reference.
Types that can be decoded from a base64 string.
Types that can represent a base64 string.

Functions

Forgiving decodes a base64 string to bytes.
Forgiving decodes a base64 string to bytes and writes inplace.
Forgiving decodes a base64 string to bytes and returns a new Vec<u8>.