On Monday, May 06, 2013 09:53:40 AM Steve Grubb wrote:
> - a new option will print out more parser friendly
output for
> interpreted mode
I am in the midst of coalescing the interpreters into one. I know this
sounds crazy, but ausearch and auparse both had independent copies of
nearly the same material. The problem was they both keep data formatted
completely different and that made combining them a challenge. I think
auparse has a faster lookup algorithm but it allocates memory for the
translation. So, I hope they cancel each other out.
My point in mentioning this is that I am probably in the middle of changing
code you hooked into. The work is checked in but still in progress. The
first step was to create a common API for 3 functions used in translating
fields. (This is checked in.) The next step is to link ausearch against
auparse with the ausearch functions commented out. The final step is to
remove all the unneeded code from ausearch. (I should be doing this today.)
All changes are checked into svn for this interpreter switch over. So far my
testing shows that although ausearch malloc/frees about 6 times as much as it
used to, the lookup algorithms in auparse are superior and we actually have
about a 20% speed improvement in the outputting of interpreted results.
Searching is not any faster.
At this point, the code should be stable in this area if you want to retest
and start sending patches.
Thanks,
-Steve