Re: PyYaml

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Hi Andrey,
	If I've correctly understood, using the low level interfaces, I can
load only a portion of the file, but i need all the file loaded, or  at
least, a way to load in sequence a little portions of the file. But the
primary question is: is it normal that parsing a 27,6 Mb yaml file
result in an istance of more than 1 Gb?
Anyway, if there is a more easy doc on this low-level interfaces, can
you please send me the link? The PyYAML documentation isn't very clear
for me on this argument.
Thanks,
Dario.


Andrey Somov ha scritto:
> Hi Dario,
> the result of yaml.load() is a complete constructed instance.
> You may need to have a look at the low-level Parser and Emitter
> interfaces, which are similar to the SAX API.
> http://pyyaml.org/wiki/PyYAMLDocumentation#Events
> 
> Andrey
> 
>> Hi everyone,
>>        I'm using PyYaml to parse a really big Yaml file, around 27,6 Mb, but,
>> when I run the program, it freezes after some minutes because it fills
>> all the ram (1 Gb). Now, I' would like to know if it's a normal
>> behaviour and if there is a way to reduce the memory usage.
>> Thank You,
>> Dario Vianello
>>
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