Sun’s virtual machine is free and open source. And cool. I tried it out tonight with W2K and am impressed.
an eddy in the bitstream
Maker of lunches.
Teller of stories.
Singer of songs.
Crafter of code.
Kicker of darkness.
Sun’s virtual machine is free and open source. And cool. I tried it out tonight with W2K and am impressed.
A long hiatus for a full summer and then some contract work.
Some benchmarks of the latest tokenization algorithm shows that pure-ASCII tokenization is about 20% faster and UTF-8 tokenization is about 2% slower. So I’ll take it.
Benchmark was performed by using perl/docmaker.pl to generate 100 random “docs” in both encodings (ASCII and random UTF-8) and then timed using swish_lint with and without the -t option.
Also recently fixed some failing tests on Linux and a memory warning.
Swish3 has a lot more tests that Swish-e (not counting Josh Rabinowitz’s excellent testing package). And as of tonight all Swish3 tests are passing under both Linux 2.6 (CentOS 5) and OS X 10.4. \o/
I’m not shilling for a corporation. Just found an announcement about a new semantic map that sounds very impressive, and further clicking found this blog.
Talk about an effort in information architecture.
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