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Tuning branch retains previous parse trees. #14
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I know. The tuning branch is kind of a development/hacking branch and as such only a preview on upcoming worlds of execution speed. It has certainly got serious issues (code quality is low for now), but this is the only real bug that I know of. Fixing this requires a partial rewrite that I am undergoing right now. Please be patient; If you want working code, use the gem or master. Alternatively, dont reuse your parsers for now, at least not with the tuning branch... Apropos: I find it curious that we cannot indicate which branch a ticket is about except by writing it in the text... |
OK, will hold off until later. You should make a Label for "tuning". |
Also, the performance on master / 1.0.x is so horrible, it makes parsing the most basic C expression take close to 1 minute. This lead me to test the tuning branch; which is incredibly fast! |
This has been fixed in the current HEAD of tuning. I have now a regression that prevents this from happening. |
I noticed that the results from previous parsing, stays within the parser object.
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