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• ableal 17y ago
  Thanks for great article, but I'd also suggest s/cacophany/cacophony/ (If theophany is "an appearance of a deity to man", 'cacophany' sounds like "shit happens" ;-)
  • rsc 17y ago
    That's probably an even more appropriate term for modern regular expression syntax, but you're right, it isn't the sense I was going for. Fixed, thanks.
• ableal 17y ago
  As long as I'm picking nits, I'd also object to the final header being a 'Summary' - it's more a 'Conclusions'. My speed-reading summary (aka tl;dr): - Your RE2 implementation beats the snot out of sparring-partner PCRE, as graphically demonstrated in the tail end. - At the cost of leaving out some esoteric features, and a bit more memory (still small for current times). - Does Unicode. - Has automatically-generated tests (supplementing a small core of hand-written ones). - Leaves reader feeling like he saw a demo of fine precision engineering ;-)