On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 02:18:00PM +0000, Martin J. Evans wrote: > > Perl with threads: > 1.42 > read: 128 wallclock secs (86.11 usr + 5.41 sys = 91.52 CPU) @ 0.11/s > (n=10) > readperrow: 137 wallclock secs (95.33 usr + 4.86 sys = 100.19 CPU) @ > 0.10/s (n=10) > > subversion trunk: > read: 94 wallclock secs (52.55 usr + 5.68 sys = 58.23 CPU) @ 0.17/s (n=10) > readperrow: 104 wallclock secs (62.74 usr + 5.06 sys = 67.80 CPU) @ > 0.15/s (n=10) > > which only goes to remind me why I don't use a Perl with threads but if you > do, DBD::Oracle should be a fair bit faster now.
So 92 reduced to 58 cpu, and 100 reduced to 68. Those are impressive gains! > BTW, this change is literally thousands of lines of code so if you depend on > DBD::Oracle I'd get a copy of the subversion trunk and try it. Thanks for doing the work Martin! Tim.
