Code completion in KDEStudio

Ralf Nolden nolden at kde.org
Thu Apr 12 10:18:30 UTC 2001


Bernd Gehrmann wrote:

> As in-memory representation? Why? DOM trees blow up memory
> use significantly compared to plain C++ objects, and it's
> also slower. I see the point of saving the class store to
> disk when the project is closed, so it can be reloaded fast
> when the project is reopened - this is currently annoyingly
> slow. Jonas once wrote the code for using libgdbm as
> database for the class store, and later switched to the
> Berkeley database, but I'm not sure how far he got. At least
> the code is still there, but commented out :-)
Oooh, I remember. There was an issue with using libgdbm AFAIK related to
the licensing issues of Qt in qt 1.45 that prevented us from using it
lateron although Jonas made it work. I think Roberto Alsina brought up
the issue because he got some mails from the FSF to not use this library
because of the licensing issues which was the reason we had to drop
using it as well. Now that this is solved, we could go for any stuff of
the GNU code we want, so if someone is interested he can have a look
again. Jonas ? 

Ralf

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