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after a quick test I found that GenericLexer from 2.2.5.1 seems faster ( *10) and use less memory (*5). This must be further investigated.
It looks strange as usage of Span<> is there to use less memory !? Maybe the tweaking in FSMLexer introduces some performance regression.
if this reveal to be real. a rollback is necessary.
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use of BenchmarkDotNet is a must.
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#126 : benchmark project
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Merge branch 'dev' into technical/#126
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* dev: code coverage cleaning remove string usage from fsmlexer string delimiters escaping in lexer callback string delimiters escaping in lexer callback : WIP, need rework NodeAction removal nuget.org api key renewal FSM node actions removal # Conflicts: # sly/lexer/GenericLexer.cs
Merge pull request #127 from b3b00/technical/#126
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Technical/#126
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after a quick test I found that GenericLexer from 2.2.5.1 seems faster (
*10) and use less memory (*5).This must be further investigated.
It looks strange as usage of Span<> is there to use less memory !? Maybe the tweaking in FSMLexer introduces some performance regression.
if this reveal to be real. a rollback is necessary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: