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   <p>It might also be worth converting the search engine to assembly for searches performed entirely in memory; with the overhead of file access eliminated, improvements in search-engine performance would translate directly into significantly faster overall performance. One such application that would have much the same structure as Listing 5.1 would be searching through expanded memory buffers, and another would be searching through huge (segment-spanning) buffers.</p>
 
   <p>And so we find, as we so often will, that optimization is definitely not a cut-and-dried matter, and that there is no such thing as a single &ldquo;best&rdquo; approach.</p>
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   <p>Would you?</p>
 
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