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The internal representation of bytes as bool tuples and the splitting of strings into list contributes to the slow performance. A messages with a 64kb string takes close to 100ms to parse on a test machine, far longer than I would expect for such a simple operation.
Is the representation of the message content something that can be changed in the Coq code or would it require a rewrite by hand in OCaml?
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The internal representation of bytes as bool tuples and the splitting of strings into list contributes to the slow performance. A messages with a 64kb string takes close to 100ms to parse on a test machine, far longer than I would expect for such a simple operation.
Is the representation of the message content something that can be changed in the Coq code or would it require a rewrite by hand in OCaml?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: