[CHALLENGE] Faster YAML Library

So I've run into a little bit of a bottleneck with bPermissions enabling.
SnakeYAML is sloooow!

http://pastebin.com/R0DUxBbw

I want to parse this file in as little as time possible.
Fancy YAML stuff not necessary.

Requirements:

• Must be able to read that file
• Must be able to write it back
• Must store data in a Map<String, Object> table post-load to allow manipulation and access

What I've managed

• 8351 users in 803ms (FakeYaml, my little project)
• 8351 users in 3512ms (SnakeYAML)

Your challenge

• Beat my time!

 

BUMP

 

What's the time you have there? Reading time? Writing time? Putting it all in a Map? All of them?

 

I got 799ms

 

A bit more information, please
You said it had to "parse this file". How specific to that file is it allowed to be? I mean, I could just hardcode everything in there in the script, read over the file for no reason and present you a pre-built result, then I got the file parsed

Or is it more like "any file with that rough structure" (like "permissions:" and "groups:" blocks that need to be parsed)? If so, how do you need the data, like how is the value part of the map supposed to be structured? I could just store all the lines per player as a String, and/or parse that string lazily on access.

And ms time is different on everyone's PC, and you didn't really make clear where to start and stop measuring.

Sounds like a fun challenge, if the requirements are given a little more specific.

 

Heh, well how about compare to the standard time to load into a Map<String, Object> hashmap (compared to SnakeYaml).
And that's reading time, I've got writing time for a file of that size down to 66ms.