Hi,

I've merged back the memory_optmization branch. Please check if the 
merge is correct because I got some conflicts (and I am not a merge 
expert...).

Have fun!
WanMil


> In order to not get the merge lost ... I've been using the patched
> splitter all along. Would be nice to see the trunk merged with the
> memory optimization branch...
>
> On 30.11.2011 20:46, WanMil wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've committed it. Do you think it's ready to merge back to trunk if
>> noone complains within the next week?
>>
>> WanMil
>>
>>
>>> Hello WanMil,
>>>
>>> during the last days I tried a lot of different techniques to further
>>> improve memory usage, but nothing really improved the throughput
>>> of splitter. The default settings are now so well tuned that the only
>>> situation where --optimize-mem=true really helped was when spttiting rather
>>> small files (pbf with 100MB or less). But these small files are never a
>>> problem regarding memory, and I guess that most users that want to split
>>> large files (europe or so) have machines with 8GB or more.
>>>
>>> So, the attached patch removes all code handling the --optimize-mem
>>> parameter to remove useless complex code, keeping only those changes
>>> that really improve something.
>>> I've also added code to the unit tests and small correction to the now
>>> unused SparseInt2ShortMap implementations.
>>>
>>> Ciao,
>>> Gerd
>>>
>>>
>>>
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