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Hey! I've compared with native libpq. The difference is around 11%.
Please note, there are also another useful features like named parameters in prepared statements and convenient database function invoking which may lacks in other client libraries.
Just curious, have you some kind of standard set of benchmarks for PostgreSQL clients?
I have my own home grown libpq wrapper as well, proprietary though, and would like to compare against yours and others.
Also, there are many areas in libpq:
text vs binary mode.
unprepared vs prepared statements, with binds
statements vs cursors vs copy
small columns vs toast vs lo
regular vs pipeline mode (new in libpq v14)
lots of small queries / transactions, vs big multi-MB/GB transactions (my use-cases does both)
Have you compared with other c++ libraries for postgresql?
Such as,libpqxx (it has not connection pool)
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