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Troy,<br>
Looks promising. I will test it out tonight. Thanks for looking into
that Troy. <br>
--<br>
In Christ,<br>
David Trotz<br>
<br>
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Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hey Karl,
Yeah, it might be nice to have such a utility, but I think I fixed it.
Found this line:
in:
void zVerse::zReadText(char testmt, long start, unsigned short size,
SWBuf &inBuf) {
...
if ((size > 0) && cacheBuf && ((unsigned)start < cacheBufSize)) {
//TODO: optimize this, remove strlen
...
:)
New numbers with all filters and functionality in place:
[scribe@laptop cmdline]$ time ./outplain KJV > /dev/null
Real 0m8.732s
user 0m8.034s
sys 0m0.578s
[scribe@laptop cmdline]$ time ./search KJV "God love world"
[0=================================50===============================100]
======================================================================
John 3:16
James 2:5
I John 3:1
I John 3:17
I John 4:1
I John 4:9
real 0m3.006s
user 0m2.283s
sys 0m0.572s
I'm very happy with those numbers. Let's see if we can get svn to
compile on a mobile platform and see how we do for small devices.
-Troy.
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The difference between iterating the KJV
(heavily tagged OSIS zText) and GerLut (reasonably tagged GBF RawText)
without filters involved, was about 5x speed difference (12.9s vs. 2.7s).
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<pre wrap="">I have wondered now and again about a utility which would do a one-time
decompress with a requisite update of .conf, after the fashion of
mkfastmod (that is to say, as a distinct step of maintaining one's
modules), just to step past the "compressed module => slow performance"
problem entirely.
I understand the need for compressed support for the sake of reduced
download times as well as not being wasteful for folks on space-limited
platforms. But for those of us using modern systems where monster discs
have become routine, disc space costs nothing, and the performance
trade-off is obvious.
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