Ok, thanks David. On Wednesday 22 July 2009 00:58:51 David Anderson wrote: > The app_plan() function can do whatever you want, > including reading parameters from a database. > For me, it's simpler to have the parameters in the code. > > -- David > > Oliver Bock wrote: > > What's the rationale behind that decision? If your concern is that even > > more DB fetches might hurt the scheduler's performance one could instead > > use some kind of config file. Of course one should put the *logic* into > > the code but not necessarily the config values to tune the logic, right? > > I can think of a number of individual "cuda" plan classes that only vary > > slightly in their particular configuration (e.g. required global memory), > > not in their general logic.
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