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Performance of String Operations
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Nordlöw |
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Performance of String Operations |
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Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:41:39 -0700 (PDT) |
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Does Emacs contain append/prepend/concat functions for strings that
modify one of its (first) arguments (for side effects only)?
If so, why not?: Isn't such a function crucial to the performance of a
language, regarding that strings is such a common object type?
Or does the Emacs compiler optimize such things? Can I somehow
investigate how Emacs has optimized my lisp code?
/Nordlöw
- Performance of String Operations,
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