Because this patch is one of the most complex ones applied to the original demo I've decided to post some screenshots of the assembler code I changed/added.

Because the original dynamic0.mul.q file is read per block (each dynidx0.mul.q entry being one block) I added a small cache engine to help speed up the modified reading process. To be honest, to make the loading process faster the complete dynamic0 loading code needs to be rewritten from scratch.

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Another change I had to make was adding code that checks the environment strings for IGNOREDYNIDX0 and that it is set to YES. This function was already patched into the UoDemo+ (used by SAVEDYNAMIC0), but I had to rewrite it a bit to gain extra bytes. On the screenshot: FUNC_GetDataOfMULusingIDX is the original function found in the demo, FUNC_GetDataOfDynamic0__PATCH is a function I created.

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The full FUNC_GetDataOfDynamic0__PATCH:

The Big Function.jpg (248.48 KiB) Viewed 11585 times

These are screenshosts of the cache functions I added:

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Update Cache.jpg (73.61 KiB) Viewed 11585 times

Check Cache.jpg (74.03 KiB) Viewed 11585 times

To make this patch possible, a few regular demo functions had to be moved to other locations in memory. This is clearly seen should you do a bindiff between Publish 12 and Publish 13.

With new UODEMO+, i can still use old storage option with idx file?

If anyone's interested, here's a node script to quickly swap back and forth between newlines and nuls:

https://gist.github.com/1052312

Usage: $ ./dynamic dynamic0.mul.q

It sniffs for newlines and nul bytes so theres no need to specify.