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Lexar Media will begin shipping in the second quarter a 4Gbyte Compact Flash card, it said last week, and SanDisk said it would ship a similar card in the middle of this year.
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On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 1:14 AM, Bj÷rn Gustavsson <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

 On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 5:58 PM, Erik Pearson <email@example.com> wrote:
 [...]

> And from the section on optimizations:
 >
 > The basis of this optimization is that it the emulator can create bit
 > strings with extra uninitialized space, so if a bit string is built by
 > continuously appending to a binary the data does not need to be copied if
 > there is enough uninitialized data at the end of the bit string.
 >
 > One point I don't quite understand here:
 >
 > http://www.erlang.org/doc/efficiency_guide/binaryhandling.html#match_context
 >
 > is is this function:
 >
 > my_list_to_binary(List) ->
 > Ā Ā my_list_to_binary(List, <<>>).
 >
 > my_list_to_binary([H|T], Acc) ->
 > Ā Ā my_list_to_binary(T, <<Acc/binary,H>>);
 > my_list_to_binary([], Acc) ->
 > Ā Ā Acc.
 >
 > the first iteration in my_list_binary/2 that Acc will be copied, but it will
 > not be copied after this. I don't know why any copying occurs at all, since
 > it is evident that in this case the initial binary <<>> is used solely for
 > the append operation in the first clause. From what I understand, it is
 > multiple references that cause copying to occur upon append, since the
 > append operation may result the movement of the binary in memory, and the
 > other references would otherwise become invalid. I only see one reference
 > threading through this function.

Appending to a binary is optimized by the run-time system (which is
 stated in the Efficiency Guide) with no help from the compiler. Therefore,
 the run-time system has no way of knowing that the binary created in
 my_list_to_binary/1 will be appended to, so it will *not* mark the empty
 binary as appendable and reserve extra space in it for appending.

 >
 > I would think it would be allocated in my_list_to_binary/1, passed by
 > reference, have an initial size of 256, be appended to without any copying,
 > and only maybe be copied if the accumulation exceeded 256 bytes (the binary
 > may be moved when it is extended.) Is the implication is that the initial
 > blank binary <<>> is a different type of binary, say fixed-length or static,
 > and that the first append operation triggers the copy of that binary into a
 > newly allocated extendable binary (with initial size twice the original or
 > 256 whichever is bigger)?

Yes, correct. The initial empty binary is a different type of binary. It is
 a heap binary stored in the constant pool for the module, so the
 "creation" of it is extremely cheap.

Okay, this raises, for me at least, a couple of questions:

- The efficiency guide mentions two storage areas for binaries, process heap and an area outside of the process heap.

- small binaries (up to 64 bytes) are stored on the process heap, larger ones in the shared "binary" storage.

- there is no mention in the eff. guide of storage of binaries in the constant pool, but if they are stored there as well, then wouldn't there just be a pointer reference to it and nothing in the heap?

- Some operations, such as copying, might create a small binary on heap

- Appending will always create a large binary, since the minimum size for an appendable binary is 256.

- Are there runtime efficiency strategies for re-using large binaries, or are they always allocated when needed? Or is allocation fast enough to offset any possible advantage of pooling?

- And finally, the eff. guide suggests creation of a binary by copying bytes from one to another via append, yet it is also stated that sub-binaries and match contexts are cheaper than copying. Therefore I would expect that the most efficient method of creating a new binary would be to create a sub-binary by something like part, split, or pattern matching + destructuring, as Dimitry pointed out earlier in this thread (even though my tests didn't find it to be faster.)

It may be that real world testing under load would reveal different patterns -- e.g. as excessive memory usage strains the system.

Thanks,

Erik.

Ā

Ā

  /Bj÷rn

 --
 Bj÷rn Gustavsson, Erlang/OTP, Ericsson AB

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Normal Behavior or should I be worried?
Obsessive Defiant Disorder?
Has anyone heard about this? I read a little on it and can swear my son has it. EVERYTHNG is a battle. "Mommy I want to take a bath" "Ok, let's take a bath" "NOOOOO I dont want to take a bath" It's like the opposite game. He throws things when he is mad and smacks himself when he is disciplined.
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i highly doubt it. it sounds like very normal toddler stuff to me
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It's actually oppositional defiant disorder and isn't usually diagnosed until the child is school aged. It involves the child acting oppositional to all authority figuares, not just parents. I think your Junie is still too young.
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I have a friend who's son was diagnosed ODD but not until after he started school. I will tell you that something is very off with him. He does not fit in with kids his own age. He is always trying to ruin everyone else's fun. He throws fits that last 45 minutes at 9 years old. And his mother told me that she has never had a normal conversation with her son, that he is paranoid and everything goes back to how no one likes him, everyone hates him, he has no friends, etc. His own sisters (triplets) are scared of him and think he is mean.
He does fit the profile. He was diagnosed with celiacs disease at 18 months after being very sick for several months. Then his whole world was turned upside down, when his mother gave birth to triplet girls when he was 2 1/2. His parents were in marriage counseling for a while but it seems as if they were able to salvage their relationship and now that all 4 kids are in school, they are doing great. He is extremely bright but lacks social skills.
I can tell you that being around him his whole life (he is just 6 weeks apart from my oldest) that it became very obvious something was not right at an early age. And I don't just mean behavior. It's more like you just cannot connect with this kid.
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Oh man, my Junie just started this little game.....so I am assuming it is quite normal behavior!
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