Hello Donald,
can you test that this implementation
lines = split 0x0a
is as fast as existing (long) ones both for Lazy and Strict ByteString?
also, is not it faster to use the following implementation:
isSpaceWord8 = (spacesFlagsArray!)
?
also, i propose to move getLine/getContents/putStr/interact/readFile-type
functions into .Char8 modules (both for strict and lazy bytestrings),
because these functions are encoding-dependent and work with texts
(as opposite to hGet/hPut which works with raw binary data blocks).
in particular, i tried to implement Lazy.hGetLines as 'hGetContents >>= lines'
but it was impossible because 'lines' function is defined only in
Lazy.Char8 module
i send you a bunch of small patches that fixes I/O part of library,
providing the same set of operations for lazy and strict bytestrings,
for ghc and non-ghc platforms
also, i run into small problems using FPS repository to development
(seems that i'm first windows developer of the lib). First, i propose
to change darcs 'prefs' file to the following:
test cd tests && make fast
- it should work both on unix and windows
second, i've changed 'time' calls in tests/Makefile to use my own 't'
utility instead of 'time'. but of course it's not universal solution.
at least, 'time' in windows shell (cmd.exe) is _built-in_ utility that
don't have anything common with unix 'time' :)
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Best regards,
Bulat mailto:Bulat.Ziganshin@gmail.com
