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This PR allows setting capture text buffer (
G->text
member) initial size separately fromG->buf
initial size. The new optional constant isYY_TEXT_START_SIZE
with a default of 1024 to preserve current behavior.Setting
YY_TEXT_START_SIZE
to 0 takes care for the generated parser to not copy capture's text toG->text
inside internalyyText
function. This allows for copyless strategies in actions using direct access toG->buf
withyycapture.begin
/yycapture.end
which minimized string coping/allocation.With this change alone speed-up might be significant as greg produced parsers contain a lot of "just-in-case" calls to
yyText
(e.g. before expandingYY_BEGIN
andYY_END
macros) and usually capture strings get copied once again in actions before getting passed on the receiving callback interface (e.g. usingstrdup
) anyway.