Am 26.03.2013 16:24, schrieb Tobias Burnus:
I wonder whether one should also do what Joost has proposed:* Changing
"allocatable" to "al" etc. That reduces both the .mod file size (and
thus I/O and improves caching) and the memory consumption of the
compiler with the proposed caching scheme. As context-aware compression,
it could even have a better ratio than ZIP. (ZIP can still be used on
top of it.)
I have been thinking a little bit about a complete redesign of the
module files.
Ideally, I would like it to be an extensible binary format, which uses
a keyword-value combination and which could be accompanied by a "dumper"
which makes it human-readable. A simple yacc grammar could handle
both the reading and making the "dumper".
If this is designed right, it might not even be necessary to bump the
module number for old library files.
Thomas
