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On Fri, 2002-09-06 at 13:09, Christopher Faylor wrote: > This thinking came about due to some late night dabbling with tries as a > method for scanning the mount table. They hold great promise for this > since they are fast and handle maximal matching with ease. But, then I > was wondering how I could easily store the trie in shared memory since > it relies on pointers and sizing a trie ahead of time essentially > requires building the trie first and then copying it into shared memory > since we don't currently have a convenient method for allocating shared > memory. Why not store the trie in a binary blob in the registry? (I'm just thinking of minimal change needed to get the benefit). I really like the use of tries, I've been meaning to get time to implement that for cygwin for ages. I dont' care either way about /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab. Rob
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