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Memory allocation is now handled by mimalloc instead of the system global memory allocator.
The new memory allocator should outperform most OS-provided allocators (which Dokkoo formerly used by default). This should increase binary size, and may lead to unexpected memory-related issues on certain platforms; however, I don't expect this to be much of a problem (if it is, it is treatable), and the performance increase is favourable.
Windows version of Dokkoo now uses GNU ABI.
This should increase performance by no longer using the slower Microsoft Visual C ABI.
Corrected pretty permalink style.
pretty is no longer a synonym for date—/{{ page.data.collection }}/{{ page.date.year }}/{{ page.date.month }}/{{ page.date.day }}/{{ page.data.title }}/index.html.
Updated Actix dependencies, switched to Rust 2021 edition.
Tomorrow is my eighteenth birthday; this is my last Dokkoo release as a child.
This discussion was created from the release Dokkoo 0.3.1.
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Dokkoo 0.3.1
Dokkoo is a Mokk (Macro Output Key Kit) implementation written in Rust.
Notes:
mimalloc
instead of the system global memory allocator.pretty
permalink style.pretty
is no longer a synonym fordate
—/{{ page.data.collection }}/{{ page.date.year }}/{{ page.date.month }}/{{ page.date.day }}/{{ page.data.title }}/index.html
.This discussion was created from the release Dokkoo 0.3.1.
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