From: John Conover <conover(_at_)rahul(_dot_)net>
Which construct is a faster implementation:
:0
* a header
* another header
{ }
:0 B
* something in the body
* somethine else in the body
{ }
Or:
:0
* H a header
* H another header
* B something in the body
* B somethine else in the body
{ }
I measured it, and didn't get much difference.
Well, for one, they're not doing quite the same thing. Your first
set would need an `A' flag to keep it from being triggered by
all mail, not simply mail that was caught by the first recipe's
conditions. (See man procmailrc.)
That said, I don't know which would be faster once they are
made to perform equivalently.
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