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Wayne Schlitt wrote:
The 'i' and 'd' macros aren't actually a problem because they can be
easily cached. To quote RFC4408 section 8.1. "Macro Definitions": [...]
To be exact, all macros can be cached (except "t", timestamp, of course).
It just requires a larger cache, statistically.
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