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Jesse Norell wrote:
|> Is this patch
|>consistent with the header caching features that everyone is talking
|>about?
|
|
|   I believe the two are unrelated, and offer different (though often
similar)
| benefits, so there wouldn't be any inconsistency.  The most common
searches
| will benefit from a message datum (headers + whatever else) cache, and
searches/
| retrieval of all headers will be faster with the is_header flag.

Like Jesse says, no inconsistency. Both will help, but is_header is much
simpler to implement.

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