Some notes on performance exploration. Most of this is based on my belief that our core interpreter and the core native types (strings, symbols, fixnums, etc) are a large source of our performance woes. C Ruby is able to use extremely lightweight structs for most of these core types, and runs blazi
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I can answer quickly. The comment work i believe is still in progress
but will eventually be incorporated. The str dstr thing has been
recently simplified so that those simple quoted strings are single str
nodes among over things. Tom can comment more on that.
On 6/1/06, Christopher Williams <[EMA
Thomas and Charles,
I've been bad and haven't been subscribed to your development
mailing list (I'm the RDT developer) - but I ran into some archives
with questions and patches flying around by the Swiss students doing
refactoring work.
I had a few questions and comments. Have any of the patches
Whoot! This is great.
As for the long time, I am wondering if you can add something to
determine whether it is just interpreter slowness or some blocking
issue?
-Tom
On Thu, 01 Jun 2006, Ola Bini defenestrated me:
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> There are two cavaets for this. First, we tend to get some
> Interrupt
That's really awesome. To put things in perspective, how long is "seriously long", say for that Rails install?On 6/1/06, Ola Bini <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:There are two cavaets for this. First, we tend to get some
InterruptedExceptions (which doesn't seem to actually change anyfunctionality), and
There are two cavaets for this. First, we tend to get some
InterruptedExceptions (which doesn't seem to actually change any
functionality), and it takes seriously long time (especially the RDoc
stuff, for some reason.)
But anyway, here's the deal:
D:\Project\jruby>bin\jruby bin\gem install rails
