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"tag:performance"
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Spotlight on caching: LibLoader
When the Classic-Engine was started, we did not care much about resource-loading. Resource-loading patterns is what happens to other people, not us. When a resource was needed, we simple wrote some code to load the resource in place. We lived our happ... |
02-Jun-2007 09:36:00 |
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The Art of Caching: How to be lazy in a good way
We all agree that avoiding work is a 'Good Thing'(tm). However, in most cases we can't simply use the direct approach and tell the caller (in a more or less friendly way) to get lost. And if we move to common programming languages, most of them even l... |
02-May-2007 21:00:00 |
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The Quest for Performance
The new layouter implementation once again sent me on the quest for more performance. I'm sure we all know the three basic principles of performant job execution: (1) Cache: The best job is the job, where you don't have to work at all. (2) Algorithm... |
27-Apr-2007 19:35:00 |
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A new layout algorithm for the Classic-Engine
When you're afraid of touching your old code, it is a good time for a rewrite. The code that I was afraid most was burried deep inside the Layout-Controller. The development of layout-engine of the Classic-Engine was purely driven by need with an ... |
14-Apr-2007 20:51:00 |