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