In any case, when you start parsing STDF's **at the moment** you want to interact with the data, you are, as they say, *too little too late*. However in real life STDF files are **far from perfect**, meaning that fast parsers will **FAIL** to do their intended job! You might tweak them for one or another ATE in your environment, but it will **not** be a can-do-everything parser! Ok, a `fast` parser is first of all writen in probably ((programming_language))/(), and it has to dispence of a lot of the checking/correcting in order to become realy fast, and probably throwing away information not deemed interesting enough (and later turns out to be vital). If this is what you are after, () and by all means, hit the wall later on, and at that point you might consider to return! 🤣 Often people are searching for 'the fastest' STDF parser.
# This library is NOT intended to be the fastest in the world!
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