On 2015-10-26 07:32, Zoltán Herczeg wrote:
>It's very bad news for me.
>Yesterday I test my patterns (each have around 1,5-2M size) and find
that >JIT don't work with all of they.
>Unfortunately this patterns can't be splitted due to it's automatically
>construction.
>Is there way to grow
Hi,
I am sorry I forgot to reply. Philip guess was right, JIT can only use 64K
machine stack, and it cannot compile the pattern if it runs out of it. The
exact rules are not documented since they may change any time when new
optimizations are introduced (e.g. a capturing bracket may use 2 or 3
I am sorry I forgot to reply. Philip guess was right, JIT can only use
64K machine stack, and itcannot compile the pattern if it runs out of
it. The exact rules are not documented since they maychange any time
when new optimizations are introduced (e.g. a capturing bracket may use
2 or
>It's very bad news for me.
>Yesterday I test my patterns (each have around 1,5-2M size) and find that
>JIT don't work with all of they.
>Unfortunately this patterns can't be splitted due to it's automatically
>construction.
>Is there way to grow this 64K stack size or another way to use JIT?
On Sun, 25 Oct 2015, ND wrote:
> I found no docs about this silent JIT-off.
In PCRE2, JIT support requires you to call pcre2_jit_compile()
explicitly (there is no pcre2_study() function). The return code from
this tells you whether or not JIT compilation was successful. I will add
some words
On Tue, 20 Oct 2015, ND wrote:
> This pattern is 8426 times repeated '.*a'
> Why there is no '(JIT)' in answer. Why JIT don't work for this pattern?
I'm guessing, but I suspect the pattern is just too big. If you run it
under pcretest with the -i option you get:
Capturing subpattern count = 0
On 2015-10-25 17:53, ph10 wrote:
On Tue, 20 Oct 2015, ND wrote:
This pattern is 8426 times repeated '.*a'
> Why there is no '(JIT)' in answer. Why JIT don't work for this pattern?
I'm guessing, but I suspect the pattern is just too big. If you run it
under pcretest with the -i option you get:
Hallo Philip and Zoltan!
here is pcretest.exe listing:
PCRE version 8.38-RC1 2015-05-03
