Am 27.04.22 um 20:00 schrieb Nicolas Robert:
Hello,
I'm using 'huddle' for my package. I need advice from people who use it (or not).
In my case, it’s this procedure 'huddle::jsondump' (https://github.com/tcltk/tcllib/blob/e527bde7c0aa16954111050d84547b33caba519a/modules/yaml/huddle.tcl#L482) that would require to be optimized.
Do you think it is possible to modify this proc to gain performance, or it is not possible ?
First in pure TCL and maybe in a second step by adding a function in C/C++?
If you need better performance, try rl_json - it is an extension qwith
good performance and a good model for storing typed data.
Christian
Hello,
I'm using 'huddle' for my package. I need advice from people who use it (or not).
In my case, it’s this procedure 'huddle::jsondump' (https://github.com/tcltk/tcllib/blob/e527bde7c0aa16954111050d84547b33caba519a/modules/yaml/huddle.tcl#L482) that would require to be optimized.
Do you think it is possible to modify this proc to gain performance, or it is not possible ?
First in pure TCL and maybe in a second step by adding a function in C/C++?
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