README: add table with ringbuffer properties #112
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tertsdiepraam
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Technically all the ringbuffers are |
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Additionally some kind of performance comparison might be neat as well, @jonay2000 you ran some benchmarks right? |
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yup, working on it :) |
Makes sense! I'll try to fix it |
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See #113, based on this branch |
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@jonay2000 shall I just let you fix the table and close this then? |
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I thought an overview of features of the ringbuffers was missing, even though the descriptions technically cover most of it. The README currently also lacks some info about where powers of two are important, so I added a bit of that here too.
I'm not quite sure what should be in here exactly and how it should look. So consider this PR a request for feedback and I'll open it as a draft.