At 9:00 AM +0200 5/17/02, Peter Gibbs wrote:
>A side effect of the split pools is targeted compaction i.e. the buffer pool
>gets compacted only when it is full, and the string pool likewise - this
>does provide a performance benefit in situations where one pool grows
>regularly and the other does
Hi Mike
> We have three memory_pools: memory, string, and constant_string. Is there
> any reason that string and memory are distinct? (aside from code
> simplicity).
> Seems to create a lot of duplicate logic with the need to support a string
> version and a generic buffer version of everything,
Heya,
We have three memory_pools: memory, string, and constant_string. Is there
any reason that string and memory are distinct? (aside from code
simplicity).
In general, is it possible that we will have other constant buffer values
besides strings.
Basically, how come we don't just have a memor
