there’s a lot of other things that i haven’t even touched on here, like the optimizations we compute ahead of time for specific patterns, how we detect match prefixes, the differences of UTF-16 and UTF-8 matching and unicode, what is the backwards compatibility story, how we can skip through text that others cannot. i haven’t even mentioned Hyperscan, which is a very interesting engine that is actually based on a completely different 1961 paper, and so on, there’s a lot to share so perhaps i will look into these topics in the future.
It will get worse, and it will get worse fast, unless verification scales with generation.
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