From: Hartmut Kaiser (hartmut.kaiser_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-11-21 13:59:16
Ben,
> >> Yes, but as we said (unless you sent this before your other
> >> reply) a 4.25MB (0x110000 * 4) lookup is definitely
> unacceptable. I
> >> suppose for the case of Windows (a 256K lookup - 65536 *
> 4) this is
> >> OK, so we could consider an auto compression scheme if you exceed
> >> 65536 entries for the vector in question. Do you think
> even 256K is
> >> too much?
> >
> >2^16 (64k) is probably the max you should use to cut off if larger.
> Remember
> >the cache is not only there for the data, instructions are held in
> there as
> >well...
> >Can you make this max size configurable?
>
> Sure, I'll need to understand how to do the compression first though.
Sure.
> >One last note: parser/tokeniser/str_token.hpp still includes
> >size_t.h/consts.h (it should include size_t.hpp/consts.hpp),
> same for
> >examples/cpp_code.hpp and examples/csharp_code.hpp.
>
> My bad: just delete the directory tree (lexer) and
> re-unzip... those files aren't used anymore.
Ohh, that's too bad, because I'm using the cpp_code.hpp and serialise.hpp
headers in the lexertl based lexer for Wave. Any chance to revive these?
Regards Hartmut