Use new string buffer system, to enable arrays rather than linked list. - #201
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Based on the work from #21 Author: Matt Tyson Co-authored-by: Greg Sabino Mullane
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Looking for reviews, this is a substantial bit of work. |
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Since this does a lot of memory allocating, it might be worth doing some valgrind checks?
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Valgrind is a good idea, but I was not able to get it working last I tried. That was many years ago, so if I get some free time I will give it another go for 2026. |
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At the risk of being premature, it looks good to me.
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Based on the work from #21
Author: Matt Tyson
Co-authored-by: Greg Sabino Mullane