Am 23.05.2018 um 10:22 schrieb Stephen:

> Test:
> 
> v 3.8.0-alpha.9475849+av541.msvc14 is faster than
> v 3.8.0-x. tokenizer.9999+av5 60.msvc
> 
> On the second run of the file. The parse time was a second or two slower
> than the first time. Except when using Ver 3.7 when it was the same.

I take that as good news, presuming the scene in question does call
macros across files. Such a scenario would explain the superior
performance of v3.8.0-alpha over v3.7.0 as the result of macro caching,
as well as the inferior performance of v3.8.0-x.tokenizer vs.
v3.8.0-alpha as the result of disabled macro caching.

What really excites me is the superior performance of v3.8.0-x.tokenizer
over v3.7.0. It means that with macro caching re-enabled it should not
only break even with, but actually surpass, v3.8.0-alpha performance.

Mind you, I haven't even started with the actual speed improvements that
I am aiming for. All I've been doing so far was adding structure (and
thus potential overhead) to the parser while trying to minimize added
overhead. Apparently I've actually reduced some existing overhead along
the way.

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