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orbiter 1912d0cccc
changed handling of RowSet element retrieval: until today all elements had been copied from the underlying byte[] arrays into a new Entry object that again had a copy of a portion of that byte[] in its own bye[]. There was an option to just refer to the underlying byte[] with a pointer but that was almost never used. This commit now changes an interface to the Row class where it is now necessary to tell if a copy is always required. Fortunately the copy is only needed in very rare cases. That means that this change should cause much less memory allocation; it is expected that this happens especially during search situations. 		14 years ago
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citation hack to reduce resource contention caused by massive UTF8 decodings which use java.nio resources: 14 years ago
image hack to reduce resource contention caused by massive UTF8 decodings which use java.nio resources: 14 years ago
meta - added a search option to filter only specific network protocols. i.e. get only results from ftp servers. Just add '/ftp' to your search. 14 years ago
navigation hack to reduce resource contention caused by massive UTF8 decodings which use java.nio resources: 14 years ago
word changed handling of RowSet element retrieval: until today all elements had been copied from the underlying byte[] arrays into a new Entry object that again had a copy of a portion of that byte[] in its own bye[]. There was an option to just refer to the underlying byte[] with a pointer but that was almost never used. This commit now changes an interface to the Row class where it is now necessary to tell if a copy is always required. Fortunately the copy is only needed in very rare cases. That means that this change should cause much less memory allocation; it is expected that this happens especially during search situations. 14 years ago