Ok, sounds pretty good.
Thanks for the explanations.
tex
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I looked at that at the start of the Unicode project and found that
ICU does have a need for persistent data. I don't think we can make
it use our memory allocation engine.
-Andrei
On Jul 18, 2007, at 10:26 AM, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
Speaking of which, we might want to use u_setMemoryF
1) If I define a collator $coll, and then I reassign $coll to something else
(perhaps another collator)
is the original collator stored in $coll left in memory or will it get
cleaned up at some point?
It's cleaned up immediately.
2) Should we consider any functions useful for debugging memory
tex wrote:
> 1) If I define a collator $coll, and then I reassign $coll to something else
> (perhaps another collator)
> is the original collator stored in $coll left in memory or will it get
> cleaned up at some point?
Let me answer with examples.
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> We need some close or release API.
>
> If I have a multilingual app, I will create a new collator for the
> user'
We need some close or release API.
If I have a multilingual app, I will create a new collator for the user's
language.
I need to close it, or the app will accumulate many collators.
Right now I think once the variable is unset, the collator would be freed.
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to be able to free them up.
Cache might be nice, but not urgent.
tex
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Attached are API descriptions for tw
Attached are API descriptions for two ICU modules - collation and number
formatting. The descriptions will also be checked into PECL module named
"intl", and the actual code will follow soon.
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