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udiams17-Sep-03 5:36
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Andrew Walker17-Sep-03 5:45
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anonymous wrote:
I was curious if writing code using more traditional C-like character parsing and handling is more efficient under high volume scenarios than using STL strings?

They may be faster in error free situations.

However consider error handling and ease of coding / maintainance before you go away from STL strings. Use STL until your profiling shows you that STL is the bottleneck.

It's likely that algorithmic peformance for parsing may make a bigger impact. For parsing code look at boost::regex or boost::spirit, or depending on what you need maybe flex and bison (lex and yacc) or a scripting language.





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