Suppose I create a decently-sized persistent map, and then make a small
change. Clojure is extremely efficient at creating a second persistent map
that shares most of its internal data with the first map, but
clojure.data/diff appears to be unable to take advantage of that shared
internal data -- instead it seems to just exhaustively compare the two
trees.
Comparing a map with itself: "Elapsed time: 0.155404 msecs"
Comparing two identical -- but separately-created maps -- "Elapsed time:
43.687906 msecs"
Comparing a map and one with a small change thereof: "Elapsed time:
378.754266 msecs"
Is there a way of comparing two maps that takes advantage of the internals
of the commonality between maps "x" and "y" below?
Many thanks!!!
Marshall
(let [doDiff (fn[a b] (time
(let [delta (clojure.data/diff a b)]
[(first delta) (second delta)])))
x (into {} (map vec (partition 2 (range 100000))))
x1 (into {} (map vec (partition 2 (range 100000))))
y (assoc x -1 -1)]
[(doDiff x x)
(doDiff x x1)
(doDiff x y)])
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