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BurstLinq: Extremely fast LINQ aggregation operations implementation optimized by Burst Compiler

I've run performance tests provided by the author and not in all cases BurstLinq was faster than regular for loop, but still in all cases a lot faster than Linq and in most cases faster than for. It was pretty interesting to check the source to see how these results were achieved.

https://github.com/AnnulusGames/BurstLinq

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GitHub GitHub - annulusgames/BurstLinq: Extremely fast LINQ aggregation operations implementation optimized by Burst Compiler Extremely fast LINQ aggregation operations implementation optimized by Burst Compiler - annulusgames/BurstLinq
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