> Well, in that case, the Base64 encoding is the only
> thing that comes to mind. I'm sure it would improve
> performance, and reduce the file size too. After all,
> we don't need a human readable results, do we?
I think the base64 and hash ideas are both worth exploring. First, I'm going to
look into storing the results in a separate file and see how that could fit
into a typical application workflow.
I really want to come up with a generalized method for 2 pass filters so that
we can make all 2 pass filters work mostly the same (eventually).
~Brian
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