Hello,
in my program I use recursive functions. A recursion limit of 10 would
be by far sufficient. Yet, I also use some (not very complicated)
regular expressions, which only compile if I set the recursion limit
to 100, or so. This means, of course, an unnecessary loss of speed.
Can I use one
Santiago Caracol wrote:
in my program I use recursive functions. A recursion limit of 10 would
be by far sufficient. Yet, I also use some (not very complicated)
regular expressions, which only compile if I set the recursion limit
to 100, or so. This means, of course, an unnecessary loss of
Why do you think so? The recursion limit has no effect on the speed of your
script. It's just a number that the interpreter checks against.
Yes, sorry. I was just about to explain that. The 'of course' in my
post was silly.
In MY program, the recursion limit is relevant for performance,
Santiago Caracol wrote:
Why do you think so? The recursion limit has no effect on the speed of
your script. It's just a number that the interpreter checks against.
Yes, sorry. I was just about to explain that. The 'of course' in my
post was silly.
In MY program, the recursion limit is
