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A fork of simple-sds used in the sbwt crate

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Simple-sds-sbwt

This is a fork of simple-sds used in the sbwt crate.

Simple succinct data structures

These structures are comparable to those in SDSL in performance and scalability. As the focus is on (relative) simplicity, ugly low-level optimizations are generally avoided.

Implemented functionality

Integer vectors

  • RawVector: A bit array that supports reading, writing, and appending 1-64 bits at a time. Implemented on top of Vec<u64>.
    • RawVectorWriter: An append-only version of RawVector that writes the structure directly to a file.
    • RawVectorMapper: An immutable memory-mapped RawVector.
  • IntVector: A bit-packed vector of fixed-width integers implemented on top of RawVector. Like sdsl::int_vector but also supports stack functionality.
    • IntVectorWriter: An append-only version of IntVector that writes the structure directly to a file. Like a subset of sdsl::int_vector_buffer.
    • IntVectorMapper: An immutable memory-mapped IntVector.
  • WaveletMatrix: An immutable vector of fixed-width integers. Similar to sdsl::wm_int.
    • Supports rank(), inverse_select(), select(), predecessor(), and successor() with each item value.
    • Iterators over all items and over items with a specified value.
    • Implemented using a BitVector for each level.

Bitvectors

  • BitVector: A plain immutable bitvector.
    • Supports rank(), rank_zero(), select(), select_zero(), predecessor(), and successor() queries using optional support structures.
    • Iterators over set bits, unset bits, and all bits.
    • Implemented on top of RawVector.
  • RLVector: A run-length encoded bitvector.
    • Supports rank(), rank_zero(), select(), select_zero(), predecessor(), and successor() queries.
    • Iterators over set bits and all bits.
    • Space-efficient construction with RLBuilder.
  • SparseVector: An Elias-Fano encoded bitvector.
    • Supports rank(), rank_zero(), select(), select_zero(), predecessor(), and successor() queries .
    • Iterators over set bits and all bits.
    • Space-efficient construction with SparseBuilder.

Planned functionality

Integer vectors

  • Mutable memory-mapped vectors.

Bitvectors

  • Versions of predecessor() and successor() that return values instead of iterators?
  • Slice-like functionality based on iterators?

Notes

  • The included .cargo/config.toml sets the target CPU to native.
  • This crate is designed for the x86_64 architecture with the BMI2 instruction set (Intel Haswell / AMD Excavator or later). Some operations may be slow without the POPCNT, LZCNT, TZCNT, and PDEP instructions.
  • 64-bit ARM is also supported.
  • Unix-like operating system is required for mmap().
  • Things may not work if the system is not little-endian or if usize is not 64-bit.

Dependencies

~0.4–480KB