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From: Chris S. <chr...@gm...> - 2006-06-14 10:52:53
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Hello, I am interested in how arrays are handled in eA optimizations. I have a set of files with language arrays that are used to translate output into different languages. I know that eA performs some kind of opcode encoding / optimization when files are cached and my question is... does this result in arrays being "compiled" in memory and always available for instant use as long as they are cached? So if a language file is included would it mean the arrays are not rebuilt every time the script hits them? This would seem to be the case but before extending the language handling to much bigger arrays I thought it may be good to understand how this works under eA. Thanks for your time if you have answers to this. Chris :) |