Hello Alexander, On Dienstag, 27. November 2001 at 22:12:57 you wrote (at least in part):
PP>> as long as it is a bug filled alpha I don't think I offer the PP>> source, AL> Well, it's _your_ choice, but it _so_ sloooow with my 100K logs, what AL> I kill-kill-kill process, and only when go smoke after start I _got_ AL> results Yeah, it is in fact not yet _optimized_ for speed. My log files were 20k when starting to write this program, I've set them to grow up to 200 right know for a better test basis. The next thing is both at work and at home I'm on a 750-900 MHz CPU with lots of RAM so speed is seldom a criteria. I'll implement some debugging features like 'run time' check to get exact results and I'll try to optimize the pattern matching for fasten the tool ... The problem is: I still don't have _exact_ patterns I can parse for as it seems the log file entries are in the same language TheBat! is in while creating them. So if somebody changes the language the log changes too ... from that position on forward! The problem with this (for now) is: I haven't found a global 'killer matching' that extracts only the lines of interest for splitting/parsing them, instead I've to inspect every line for some border criteria and if they fit I do further inspecting. Next problem is I don't know how detailed the output should be ... is 'Date' really necessary? Or 'From'? Or 'Destination' (folder)? That's all points slowing down the tool .. The more details to extract the more detailed the pattern ... the slower the program. I do appreciate any hint what's wrong as the only thing I'm able to do alone is writing a body of program fitting on my systems. Everything else I have to be reported by others as I'm only able to test on a limited count of systems (20 computers at work, only one with TheBat! installed: mine). Thx for every response and idea Pit -- Regards Peter Palmreuther mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (The Bat! v1.54/10e on Windows NT 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 1) WARNING: The vomitous nature of certain sequences may be emotionally hazardous for the squeamish or those with weak hearts. -- ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
