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Timestamp:
Apr 25, 2026, 3:51:31 AM (4 days ago)
Author:
Michael Brooks <mlbrooks@…>
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master
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Message:

address two string-section oustanding items: remove confusing sentences; add attribution plot overlay for separate compilation overhead

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  • doc/theses/mike_brooks_MMath/string.tex

    r79f1285 r810c2c5  
    20242024So again, \CFA helps users who just want to treat strings as values, and not think about the resource management under the covers.
    20252025
    2026 \PAB{Something is wrong with these sentences: While not a design goal, and not graphed, \CFA in STL-emulation mode outperformed STL in this case.
    2027 User-managed allocation reuse did not affect either implementation in this case; only ``fresh'' results are shown.}
    2028 
    20292026
    20302027\subsection{Test: Pass Argument}
    … …  
    21902187The skipped attribution \emph{Other} has samples that meet none of the criteria above.
    21912188
    2192 \PAB{From Mike: need to add the sep-comp side bar to the graph.}
    2193 
    21942189Beside \CFA's principal bars, a bar for separate-compilation overhead (\emph{sep.\ comp.}) shows the benefit that STL enjoys by using monolithic compilation.
    21952190\CFA currently forgoes this benefit.
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