Hmm.  I've been using a nice stable 2.95.3 gcc (it's our production
compiler at the moment).

Interesting.  I'll have to test it on 3.1 ..I'd like to see what it does
with the wordkey WordDB inline functions.

FYI:

objdump --disassemble -S ./exe > exe.S

Will give you assembly with C source code lines interleaved (make sure to
use -g on compile)

> format will give more bang for your development buck.  It has the
> added advantages that it uses less disk space, and that it speeds up
> searching (assuming that is also disk bound).  However, I am really
> keen to get 3.2.0b5 out and I personally won't be working on
> optimisations until then.  Thoughts?

  Yep.. it's about time to start getting the WordDB more efficient.

  I'll post a few more patches (of small isolated changes) this week that
are well tested and we can decide whether to include them in 3.2.0b5.

  I've also got changes available to make it compile native win32..

Thanks.

Neal Richter
Knowledgebase Developer
RightNow Technologies, Inc.
Customer Service for Every Web Site
Office: 406-522-1485








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