Andrew Martin wrote:
Internally the files look like:
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...how are blocks stored?
...is the data arranged in a single continuos memory area?
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Watch carefully...
But that doesn't actually answer my question. I'm not talking
about the representation the user sees, but how the data is
actually held in memory. Is it a simple memory block, single
or double linked list, how are nested blocks handled: are
they interleaved or does the parent block contain pointers
to the memory containing the nested blocks? What exactly happens
when a block is inserted into a block with /only?
These implementation issues can have a huge effect on the
speed of the script. I guess I shouldn't really be worrying
about such things but I'm an unrepentant C programmer and
habits are hard to break ;)
Chris
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