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Personally, I feel that the complexity of a few hundred milliseconds for 200,000 entries is not worth the cost. Therefore, I will leave it to you to decide whether to merge them.
When using async iterator, there seems to be a problem that iterating on individual elements affects performance.
In other words, it's likely that Deno has the same problem as the following issue that exists in Node.
nodejs/node#31979
So I tried to avoid this problem by using
AsyncGenerator<T[]>
instead and seems working.Results of
{'profile': 1}
I've made 200,000 files with
Then run
call ddu#start({'profile': 1})
onout
directory.