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Good day!
As I trying to say some time ago, PCRE-JIT in most applications is
useless. It only slowing matching process.
Consider timings. In most real situations JIT compile+run time greatly
exceeds interpreter compile+run time.
Taking this into account there are very few circumstances
Hi,
JIT is typically used by server applications such as NGNIX webserver, Suricata
Intrusion Detection System, ModSecurity firewall, etc. and it seems they are
happy with it. Some Korean guys made a paper about integrating JIT into Snort:
http://kiise.or.kr/e_journal/2013/4/CST/pdf/01.pdf They
Is there a standard way to store = persist the compiled regex object, jit or
otherwise, so subsequent runs could just load those objects and go?
za
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On 28 July 2013 23:24, Ze'ev Atlas zatl...@yahoo.com wrote:
Is there a standard way to store = persist the compiled regex object, jit or
otherwise, so subsequent runs could just load those objects and go?
http://pcre.org/pcre.txt = pcreprecompile(3), although I've never used it.
HTH,
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