Changeset [4968] by Admin
Most of the time, only one iterator is needed at the same time. To save lots of mallocs/frees, a threadspecific/clientspecific iterator
is used in these cases.
If the clientspecific iterator is already in use, malloc/free is used instead like previously.
Most of the time, only one iterator is needed at the same time. To save lots of mallocs/frees, a threadspecific/clientspecific iterator
is used in these cases.
If the clientspecific iterator is already in use, malloc/free is used instead like previously.