This sounds super promising. If your pure parser ends up beating
the RACC one with lower memory (plus easier to read) that would be a
big plus by itself. If the most intense part is the scanner and we
Java-ize it, then I bet things speed up quite a bit more.
One question I have is how yo
On Wed, 24 May 2006, Ola Bini defenestrated me:
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> I've spent the last few days doing a major reworking on RbYAML. I've
> rewritten the parser completely, and changed some other stuff too. Right
> now I'm in a profiling/optimization-cycle for the load-path, and it looks
> pretty promising. Rig
So.
I've spent the last few days doing a major reworking on RbYAML. I've
rewritten the parser completely, and changed some other stuff too. Right
now I'm in a profiling/optimization-cycle for the load-path, and it looks
pretty promising. Right now the loading is about 10-15% slower than the
J
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Ola Bini defenestrated me:
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> Just wanted to report how work is going on the Ruby port of PyYAML.
> Things are actually going very good. Everything of the Loader-parts are
> working now. What's missing is the Dumper, and also integration with
> JRuby and the standard Ruby YAM
Hi!
Just wanted to report how work is going on the Ruby port of PyYAML.
Things are actually going very good. Everything of the Loader-parts are
working now. What's missing is the Dumper, and also integration with
JRuby and the standard Ruby YAML system. I'm almost sure I can fix all
the Dumper stu
