I built a CSV parser to try Go 1.26's new SIMD package

What it does

High-performance SIMD-accelerated CSV parser for Go 1.26+ using simd/archsimd. Drop-in replacement for encoding/csv - nnnkkk7/go-simdcsv

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey HN, A CSV parser using Go 1.26's experimental simd/archsimd package. I wanted to see what the new SIMD API looks like in practice. CSV parsing is mostly "find these bytes in a buffer"—load 64 bytes, compare, get a bitmask of positions. The interesting part was handling chunk boundaries correctly (quotes and…

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