From: Sunil S. <sh...@bo...> - 2010-05-03 10:13:11
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[ Correction in previous mail ] Quoting from Sunil Shetye's mail on Fri, Apr 30, 2010: > Matthias, you have said that the regular uidl code is faster than the > fastuidl code for 10000 uids. Do you mean 10000 uids in the .fetchids > file or 10000 uids (i.e. 10000 mails) on the server? [ This should be read as ] Matthias, you have said that the regular uidl code is faster than the fastuidl code for 10000 uids. Do you mean while processing 10000 uids on the fetchmail side or while getting 10000 uids from the server? The fastuidl code downloads less UIDs from the server and hence has to compare less UIDs to check for new mail. If there are very few new mails, then the fastuidl code is expected to save a lot on the string comparisons. -- Sunil Shetye. |