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[Monotone-devel] maximum size of versioned files
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Lapo Luchini |
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[Monotone-devel] maximum size of versioned files |
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Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:53:49 +0200 |
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Is there a practical size limit to a versioned file?
A few scenarios come to my mind:
a. no limit: the file is read, elaborated, and put in database in chunks
or something like that
b. one copy: enough memory is needed to contain the whole file, but no
more copies are needed
c. a few copies: 2-3 copies are needed in memory (e.g. 1 file buffer, 1
working object, 1 query for the DB)
I also have the same question about xdelta itself, but I guess I can
read about it no their website...
This just to know how feasible would it be to use bsdiff in monotone
instead of (or in alternative to) xdelta.
Lapo
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