Ah-ha! Benchmarks in Windows. One of these patches was one I was
contemplating writing myself:
On 1/24/2010 12:49, Eric Kow wrote:
Sun Jan 24 17:25:25 GMT 2010 Eric Kow<[email protected]>
* Create temporary darcs-stats file in temporary directory.
With this patch (and a minor tweak detailed below) I now see actual
error-free output from darcs-benchmark (ignore the numbers for now;
background processing on a busy machine):
darcs-2.3.1 get (full) [darcs]: 1!..2!.. 88.9s, 10.0M
darcs-2.3.1 get (lazy, x10) [darcs]: 1!..2!.. 137.0s, 3.0M
darcs-2.3.1 pull 100 [darcs]: 1!..2!.. 15.9s, 17.0M
darcs-2.3.1 annotate [darcs]: 1!..2... 45.9s, 196.0M
darcs-2.3.1 wh x50 [darcs]: 1...2... 7.2s, 0.0M
darcs-2.3.1 wh mod x50 [darcs]: 1...2... 11.8s, 3.0M
With the patch alone I was getting:
darcs-2.3.1 get (full) [darcs]: 1!..2!.. 51.7s,
darcs-benchmar
k: Prelude.read: no parse
To get the working output, I commented out the line:
-- removeFile stats_f
My knowledge of Haskell File I/O doesn't provide me enough of an insight
into why that was the fix I needed. The decision to comment out the
removeFile was a gut decision. (I had noticed that the temp files
weren't being removed anyway, and figured I can delete them manually for
now anyway.)
So yeah, using multiple temporary files for darcs-stats does seem to be
the answer to the problems on Windows.
I'll give my system some time to focus on the benchmarks for a full run
and report back the results when that finishes.
--
--Max Battcher--
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