> I get on average about 210 ms for 500 calls, including looping overhead. So
> we're looking at 500 *nanoseconds* per call.
Sorry, that should be 500 *microseconds*.
> That is an even crazier. What are you doing in set()? I tried this:
>
> method "set"($self; $key; $value)
> $self{"_dict"}{$key} := $value
> end method
>
> $obj := mylib.new
> $t := milliseconds
>
> for($i; 1; 500)
> $obj->set("sortOrder"; 1)
> end for
>
> write(milliseconds - $t)
>
> I get on average about 28 milliseconds for 500 iterations, or about
Sorry, I accidentally sent before finishing my typing. I was saying I'm getting
about 56 microseconds per call. So I can't see how that is causing a 10% loss
in performance.
>> If this seems reasonable, given what's going on inside those classes, then
>> I'll simply use those functions sparingly.
Your numbers don't seem reasonable to me at all. I could be wrong, but it
doesn't make sense. How are you doing the profiling?
Regards,
Aparajita
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