Re: cFASM (calling FASM as a C function)

I've modified the symbol table lookup routines. Sped them up a bit and
used a hash table rather than the hash tree scheme previously used.
This saves a bit of memory for large projects (e.g., assembling the
FASM.ASM source code). There are *lots* of opportunities to speed up
the code, but it really needs to be refactored first.

can you list parts which you suceeded to speed up, and parts which you
think can be boosted to FASM board please? I believe Tomasz would be
interested

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