Maniac Patch uses this. Thanks to Jorge Pixel for figuring out how the array is structured.
Citing from the sourcecode
Vector<DBString> is Maniac Patch and is sparse:
When size is > 0xFFFFFFFF there is a gap of "0x800000000 - size"
In other cases it is as above: Size Data ... Size Data
Note that this is only implemented for Vector<DBString>, not Vector<std::string>. During runtime the vector is not sprase, so every slot consumes memory. As most of the vector is empty our DBString is much more memory friendly.
Maniac Patch uses this. Thanks to Jorge Pixel for figuring out how the array is structured.
Citing from the sourcecode
Note that this is only implemented for
Vector<DBString>, notVector<std::string>. During runtime the vector is not sprase, so every slot consumes memory. As most of the vector is empty ourDBStringis much more memory friendly.lcf2xml for testing