Re: About Constructions rules

[Matthias Clasen <clasen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>    Valid point, but unless I'm being naive here (which is a reasonable
> possibility :), I don't think it's insurmountable.  The idea of being
> able to start processing before the entire document is parsed is very
> nice, but does Jade really do this?
>    It would have to happen one of two ways.  Jade would have to be
> multi-threaded, with separate threads for the parsing (and grove
> building) and processing.  I'm fairly certain this is not the case.
> The alternative would be that Jade parses the document on an as-needed
> basis.  It's possible that this could be happening, but is it?
> Matthias, Didier, Avi, etc?  Can you answer this?

Jade is multi-threaded (supported only on some platforms); the grove
is built in a separate thread. Processing the grove starts as soon as
the grove-building thread returns the first nodes.


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