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Re: searching in headers


  • Subject: Re: searching in headers
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2004 20:20:26 +0200

On 2004-07-29, at 16.10, Brent Gulanowski wrote:

> Why doesn't Xcode use multiple indices? You'd think that the indices
> for the various frameworks and libraries could be produced only when
> new versions of said libraries were found. It would certainly save
> time and space. I guess it's not quite as efficient since it cannot
> "know" which index to look in first, but even if all the libraries
> were in one index (or, say, all C/Obj-c libraries in one, all Java in
> another) and the project symbols in a separate index, two lookups
> should be acceptable. Especially if they are done in separate threads.
> O(2) isn't really worse than O(1), if I have that correct.

Have you read this?

</Developer/Extras/Xcode\ Index\ Templates/Index\ Templates\ ReadMe.rtf>

j o a r

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