Adam Roach wrote:
In the spirit of "send text," I've put together a straw-man proposal for
an easy-to-generate and fast-to-process extensible format for saving SIP
log messages:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-roach-sipping-clf-syntax-00.txt
[...]
Adam: Essentially you are advocating for a table-of-content
type of approach where you read the ToC and index straight
to where you want to go. I have worked on SIP parsers
designed this way.
The parsing is optimized, yes, when compared to the ASCII
version -- though perl can do wonders, but not to outperform
binary parsing. The disadvantage is that you loose readability
and would need specialized tools to, say, grep through such
a file.
It will be interesting to see what others think...
Thanks,
- vijay
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