As alluded to earlier, I've modified libwapcaplet so it is optimised for the PPC460ex's on-chip memory, under AmigaOS 4.1. The changes are: * The lwc_string structures are now allocated from memory pools of 64KB chunks (this is largely because the PPC460's OCM is 64K in size, so that becomes the first pool) * The strings themselves are now allocated separately to the lwc_string structure via malloc (this moves the malloc allocation to the string, with the structure taken from the pool - so we're still only doing one malloc per string for minimal performance impact) * Destructor added to free all used memory and pools I'm seeing an approx 10% improvement in string interning on the PPC460ex, and no material change on my PPC440 (with no OCM) in basic tests. I'd quite like to get this or something like it merged in to trunk, as it provides a small improvement to NetSurf on the right architecture (and the SAM460s are quite popular). I've pushed these changes to the branch "chris/sam460-ocm" for testing, benchmarking, criticism, etc. Chris