Andres Kroonmaa wrote:
> > Only covers a small fraction of the cbdata types. Most are registered
> > dynamically using the macro CBDATA_INIT_TYPE().
>
> We can call Tune function right after these?
Which gets a bit awkvard as it is not very obvious that cbdata uses
memory pools, or where the pool is...
> Well, we can eventually pick chunk size based on whats most
> wanted, and find ways to tune the rest.
Exacly.
> Currently, equal size of all chunks in a pool is a precondition.
> It would get more difficult and slower to handle variable chunks
> within pool. Possible, but I think doubtly worth it, due to
> performance penalty.
I'll wait with answering you on this until I have read the code, but
from what you have described of how it works I don't see any noticeable
performance penalty.
/Henrik
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