I wrote: > Perhaps it is some quirk of using 32 bit pointers on the 64 bit > AMD CPU? (I'm looking forward to testing this today on a 64 bit > build on an Intel CPU.) The exact same test on 64 bit OS (SuSE Enterprise Server) on Intel gave very different results. With 10 runs each of 200 iterations of parsing the 10000 URLs, the patch Andres submitted ran 0.4% faster than HEAD, and my attempt to improve on it ran 0.6% slower than HEAD. I'll try to run the numbers to get the percentage chance that a random distribution would have generated a spread as large as either of those; but I think it's safe to say that the submitted patch doesn't hurt there and that my attempt to improve on it was misdirected. :-/ I would like to independently confirm the dramatic improvement reported by Andres. Could I get a short snippet from the log which was used for that, along with an indication of the size of the text parsed in that test? (Since the old code looks like it might have O(N^2) performance in some situations, while the patch changes that to O(N), I might not be testing with a big enough N.) -Kevin
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