Santiago Caracol wrote:
>
>> Why do you think so? The recursion limit has no effect on the speed of
>> your script. It's just a number that the interpreter checks against.
>
> Yes, sorry. I was just about to explain that. The 'of course' in my
> post was silly.
>
> In MY program, the recursion
> Why do you think so? The recursion limit has no effect on the speed of your
> script. It's just a number that the interpreter checks against.
Yes, sorry. I was just about to explain that. The 'of course' in my
post was silly.
In MY program, the recursion limit is relevant for performance,
beca
Santiago Caracol wrote:
> in my program I use recursive functions. A recursion limit of 10 would
> be by far sufficient. Yet, I also use some (not very complicated)
> regular expressions, which only compile if I set the recursion limit
> to 100, or so. This means, of course, an unnecessary loss of
Hello,
in my program I use recursive functions. A recursion limit of 10 would
be by far sufficient. Yet, I also use some (not very complicated)
regular expressions, which only compile if I set the recursion limit
to 100, or so. This means, of course, an unnecessary loss of speed.
Can I use one re
