Closed manup closed 6 months ago
The atom table only holds at most one copy of any string. Each atom has a 32-bit handle. E.g. 100 lights with same manufacturer name point to the same atom.
This also makes comparisons very fast since only integers are compared.
The atom table only holds at most one copy of any string. Each atom has a 32-bit handle. E.g. 100 lights with same manufacturer name point to the same atom.
This also makes comparisons very fast since only integers are compared.