I have added the recent RapidXml to the graphs. Note that the RAM usage for RapidXml skyrockets, cost it efficiency. Noted on their homepage, they make a copy of the input buffer, because the input is ‘destroyed’ while parsing. I would assume that this memory usage would fit the machine it is running on, but that is a HUGE amount of allocation.
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June 2nd, 2008 at 6:38 am
Hey Scott,
Do you have any benchmarks on the Yage parser? I also have a parser that I’ve written in D that I’d love to see benchmarks on. Is there an easy way to get that included in these benchmarks?
Thanks
June 2nd, 2008 at 7:41 am
I-MOD,
I don’t have them, but if you modify one of the benchmark files and post it here or email to me at scott at stonecobra daht com, I will include it.