- GCC's Token Window: The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) uses a token window to store the tokens generated by the lexer during the compilation process. The size of this window can range from 256KB to 1MB or more, depending on the complexity of the code being compiled.
- Java's Token Window: The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) uses a token window to store the tokens generated by the lexer during the compilation process. The size of this window can range from 128KB to 512KB or more, depending on the complexity of the code being compiled.
- Lexical Analyzer's Token Window: In general, lexical analyzers used in text editors, compilers, and other applications can have token windows ranging from 1KB to 16KB or more, depending on the size of the input text and the complexity of the tokenization process.
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