On 3/2/07, The Rasterman Carsten Haitzler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 00:23:17 -0600 "Nathan Ingersoll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> babbled:
>
> cool! nice work on the profiling.
>
> anyway - you hit a usage case i didn't expect/intend for the edje file data - 
> i
> expected it to be used rarely so it wouldn't be a bottlneck. hashes are fairly
> big as they need to allocate space for at least N bucket points to start with,
> so if you only have a few items, i decided no hash was the way to go - given
> the above assumption, it saved memory and would be ok. 1 hash per file though
> isn't too bad - and i think that'd be acceptable, but you can also have object
> data (done the same way) and then per object you'd need a hash (well per 
> source
> object - each instance cah share the source config for the group object). no
> need to break the format here - just populate the hash on load from the list
> (then even free up the list and empty it). :)

That's fine, this is actually what I've already implemented. Though I
have not made that change for the object data sections as that could
result in a lot more hashes (and all N buckets) being created.

Thanks,
Nathan

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