Re: Strings all the way down?

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 13:31:43 -0700
Chris Babcock <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have some large binary objects that I'm trying to handle - about 2.6
> MB. These are intermediates in an image processing routine that would
> helpful to keep in memory rather than writing to a file...

I looked at the possibility that truncating the file was due to a
non-CRM memory constraint and devised the following test:

http://usak.asciiking.com/tmp/pnm.test?width=125

The results are the same in 20080630-BlameVT or BlameBarack, so it's
not a build issue and the file lengths are exactly the same even when I
stuff another 96k into memory first. I'm pretty sure this means that I'm
getting a premature EOF. Is there a way around this besides writing to
disk? It looks like 0.09 seconds on paper, but it could expand out to
2.5 minutes of real time in the production environment.

Chris

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