Minor doc fixes.

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John McNamara 2020-09-08 09:36:15 +01:00
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@ -50,22 +50,25 @@ row order when `constant_memory` mode is on:
for (row = 0; row < max_row; row++) {
worksheet_write_number(worksheet, row, col, 123.45, NULL);
}
-*- mode: }
}
@endcode
@section ww_mem_inline_strings Inline strings
Another optimization that is used to reduce memory usage in `constant_memory`
mode is that cell strings aren't stored in an Excel structure call "shared
strings" and instead are written "in-line". This is a documented Excel feature
that is supported by most spreadsheet applications. One known exception is
Apple Numbers for Mac where the string data isn't displayed.
strings" and instead are written "in-line".
This is a documented Excel feature that is supported by most spreadsheet
applications. However, it isn't supported by some some spreadsheet viewer
applications. Also, the size of the output file can increase by 20%-100%
depending on the amount of repeated string data.
@section ww_mem_performance Performance
Currently the library isn't highly optimized. Also, the library is currently
single threaded.
Currently the library is optimized but not highly optimized. Also, the library
is currently single threaded.
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