"poor" is a relative word. It might be fast enough for many people.
If we were to implement this in the core of the code, we could avoid a fair bit of the
work you are doing. As we implement "modify in place" all we need to do is
ignore any activations that are re-actives via a modify. We wouldn't need to do any
tracking.
Mark
On 13 Mar 2013, at 17:50, jrh3 <jrh3(a)att.com> wrote:
Yes, thanks, I think that will do it. Now back to the performance
question:
earlier in this thread it was mentioned that this strategy had poor
performance. How bad is it? Is there any other alternative in Drools 5.5?
-Jim
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