The array of slices itself requires allocation.
Andrei
On 04/26/2010 05:15 PM, Ellery Newcomer wrote:
Andrei Alexandrescu<and...@...> writes:
I suggest we go with lazy ranges throughout. No memory allocation unless
the user asks for it by calling std.array.array(range). For example,
splitter() vs. split() was a huge accelerator in virtually all my text
processing programs.
Andrei
Fine by me as long as it gets in.
Iḿ a bit curious, though. path2list currently returns an array of slices into
the original path. I have a hard time imagining memory allocation this way would
be much higher than as a range (unless the original path is also a lazy range).
Next week finals will be over. Iĺl rewrite the bugger then.
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