[Monotone-devel] Re: HOWTO: benchmarking monotone (was Re: "memory exhausted" error for 'mtn list status' command)

[Lapo Luchini]

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Nathaniel Smith wrote:
> In python, all the local variables come from
> the function arguments.

So, readability is preferred over an implicit shorter-to-write form...
thinking about it, doesn't seems like a bad idea. Only a bit "strange"
for a long time C++ and Java programmer ;-)

>> I'll time-test it on a variety of platforms and examples, for now I can
>> only say that, on Cygwin, mtn-0.30 is consistently 6% faster at
>> cvs_import than mtn-0.26 was 0=)
> Awesome^2!

In fact results with the trunk are way disappointing, but I'll create a
new thread with that.

> (Nice to hear that the harness works on cygwin, too, there are
> definitely a bunch of unixisms in there :-).)

Yup.
clear_cache doesn't compile, of course, and I don't have SciPy, but so
far I only needed EmptyRepo and I guess SciPy is used in the "random"
repos =)

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