Now I'm completely clear where is the problem.
But seems like OpenCL doing it same way as OpenSSL makes AES en/decryption.
It uses 16byte blocks for operation, just you know you using full 16 or just
part of it.
And in case of texture size, you can create smaller texture size and upload
your 1MB
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Summary: Named Captures not working
Product: PCRE
Version: 8.31
Platform: x86-64
OS/Version: Linux
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--- Comment #2 from Philip Hazel p...@hermes.cam.ac.uk 2013-02-13 17:46:08
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On Wed, 13 Feb 2013, Zoltan Herczeg wrote:
Since PCRE aims for Perl
without uploading the whole input means to find place where to stop?
If you can detect in pattern (E.g: /\p{Any}*/) that from this place till the
end it will match whole string, you can stop uploading it into Buffer. Just
return that from here you can copy whole data. In case if pattern expects
Hi all,
I would like to announce that callouts are working in JIT now, and all patches
were landed! The only thing which is not supported is callouts between a
conditional block and its condition. At the moment this can only be inserted
using auto-callouts, which is probably not the best use
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Naden, could you try the callout feature? I am really curious whether it gives
any performance boost for your application.
Hi, Zoltan!
Thank you very much for great work. But as I wrote earlier my application
hardly uses callouts as well as all of
On 2013-02-13 18:44, Zoltán Herczeg wrote:
I am really curious whether it gives any performance boost for your application.
The performance will be extracted not directly from JIT-realization of callout,
but from getting JIT ON while a non-callout parts of pattern are processed.
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--- Comment #3 from Paulo Torrens paulo_torr...@hotmail.com 2013-02-13
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Thank you for the feedback.
Well, maybe I can ask the Perl guys, maybe I
I'm new in libpcre,
if I want to try OpenCL improvements for it, could you recommend me start
point? As well as if I'll have patch for review can I send it here?
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--- Comment #17 from Lawrence Velázquez lar...@macports.org 2013-02-14
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Created an attachment (id=611)
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Hi,
yes, you can submit your patches to the exim bugzilla: http://bugs.exim.org/
As a starting point check pcre_exec() which is the primary matcher function.
You can also play with pcretest, which is a tester program, which provides
command line access to all features of PCRE. For pattern
Hi,
JIT is designed to fall back to interpreted execution if a pattern is not
supported. So you can enable it even if not all patterns will be supported by
it. I hope the majority of your patterns are already covered by now.
Regards,
Zoltan
ND nad...@mail.ru írta:
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