I'm pleased to opine that with the stuff I just pushed,
nvm.experiment.pcre is ready for inclusion. To recap, PCRE is a
regular expression library suitable to replace our use of
boost::regex, which is six times larger and significantly slower. [I
tested this by cranking up the iteration count
On Tue, Dec 19, 2006 at 05:08:43PM -0500, Jack Lloyd wrote:
Along those lines, are there any remaining Monotone-specific patches
to Botan? README.botan-monotone doesn't mention anything, and I saw
that the previous patches to pkcs8.cpp aren't in there anymore, but I
haven't done a full diff.
On Mon, Dec 18, 2006 at 10:40:47PM -0800, Zack Weinberg wrote:
PCRE if available; we know distributors want us to move toward using
unbundled libraries, and PCRE is nice and stable, so this should not
pose us any problems.
Along those lines, are there any remaining Monotone-specific patches
Earlier (some time earlier) today I pushed to venge some changes that
I mostly did on the airplane to and from Atlanta back last month and
hadn't had no time to finish testing since (yay exams). What you'll
find on nvm.experiment.pcre is a version of monotone that uses Philip
Hazel's PCRE (Perl
