Hello All, Does gec have a minimum object allocation size? I'm trying to figure out why reading a 4MB file with strings balloons into 70MB of memory use. -- ...
... Obviously some garbage is generated somewhere. Did you plug the Boehm GC? Note that I have no idea about minimum object allocation size in the Boehm GC. --...
... Eric> Obviously some garbage is generated somewhere. Did you plug Eric> the Boehm GC? Note that I have no idea about minimum object Eric> allocation size...
... not if you've translated "." properly to UTF-8 (the regexp that matches UTF8 byte sequences, from a cursory look your dot should be translated to the...
... Franck> not if you've translated "." properly to UTF-8 (the regexp Franck> that matches UTF8 byte sequences, from a cursory look your Franck> dot should be...
Colin Paul Adams
colin@...
Aug 14, 2008 3:37 pm
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... Great. I would be interested in your experience with the algorithm described in ETL2. I have heard that it is rather pessimistic, i.e. it flags many...
... Yes, it's pessimistic. But all solutions that I heard of are pessimistic. The advantage of this one is that it exists, and it does not require any new...
... That's good news. Catcalls are due to programming errors. But your experience leads me to the hypothesis that a code with catcall potential (in the sense,...
... Heiko> Hello, I want to execute a http file upload from my Windows Heiko> application. Can someone point me to an example to do so? There's no code in Gobo...
Colin Paul Adams
colin@...
Oct 3, 2008 1:04 pm
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Hi there, Is there a way to have the test features of a test class's ancestor be generated for the heir? ... deferred class TEST_ANCESTOR inherit TS_TEST_CASE ...
... The current implementation of getest only parses the test classes. It does not analyze the whole class inheritance. It would need a full Ace/Xace/ECF file...
Hi everybody, Class "INTERNAL" provides facilities for reflection on attributes. Is there a class providing reflection on routines? Thx, Philippe Letanoux...
... There is nothing readily available. Eiffel agents are not to that level yet. Using CECIL (if you are using ISE Eiffel) might help a little bit. Otherwise...
Hello, A new release of Gobo is available from the usual location: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gobo-eiffel/ This version should work with the forthcoming...
Hi, The second line of {AP_DISPLAY_HELP_FLAG}.alternative_usage_instruction should be args.append_string (a_list.introduction_option.example) instead of ...
Hi, How do I compare two DS_HASH_TABLE objects for object equality? /Paul -- Paul Cohen www.seibostudios.se mobile: +46 730 787 035 e-mail:...
Paul Cohen
pacoispaco@...
May 31, 2009 6:35 pm
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... I don't know what you mean. Do you want to consider two hash tables equal if the items they contain are equal? If so, what does it mean for two items in...
... Paul> Hi, How do I compare two DS_HASH_TABLE objects for object Paul> equality? I would use for_all_with_key for this, I think (after first testing that...
Colin Paul Adams
colin@...
May 31, 2009 7:04 pm
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... I am aware that there are different ways of defining equality between two tables t1 and t2. My assumption was something like: t1.keys.is_equal (t2.keys)...
Paul Cohen
pacoispaco@...
May 31, 2009 9:06 pm
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... I don't see how `equality_tester' has more to do with how hash table works than what you try to do. I guess you're confusing `equality_tester' with...
... The 'key_equality_tester' and 'equality_tester' are properties of the hash table, not of the keys or the items in the hash_table. ... No, I am refering to...
Paul Cohen
pacoispaco@...
Jun 1, 2009 12:01 am
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... I don't agree with that. Objects can be compared in many different ways, regardless whether they are used in hash tables or not. `is_equal' is just one way...
... Ok. I agree with what you're saying. However, I still maintain that `key_equality_tester' and `equality_tester' are properties of DS_HASH_TABLE. There are...
Paul Cohen
pacoispaco@...
Jun 1, 2009 11:55 am
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Hello Paul, I think the basic question is "What does equality mean?". Considering expanded type objects like INTEGERs or REALs, everything is clear. a = b...
... I would say it is consistent, but definitely not trivial. :-) The general notion of equality is certainly not trivial! ... I agree. Maybe "==". would look...
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