John Beranek <j...@redux.org.uk> writes: > svn export > ========== > > 1.6.16 from localhost trunk server (10 iterations) > ra_neon: 1.43 > ra_serf: 2.91 > > trunk from localhost trunk server (10 iterations) > ra_neon: 1.48 > ra_serf: 2.95 > > So, neon and serf retain their speeds relative to each other...
Are you measuring CPU, elapsed time, or something else? I see 1.7/serf slightly faster that 1.7/neon. Server 1.6 client 1.6/neon real 0m8.319s user 0m2.910s sys 0m0.850s client 1.7/neon real 0m8.278s user 0m2.410s sys 0m0.990s client 1.7/serf real 0m7.514s user 0m2.280s sys 0m2.520s Server 1.7 client 1.6/neon real 0m8.571s user 0m2.970s sys 0m0.890s client 1.7/neon real 0m8.562s user 0m2.380s sys 0m1.000s client 1.7/serf real 0m7.732s user 0m1.910s sys 0m1.500s The one small anomaly is 1.7/serf against a 1.6 server, it is fast but it uses a bit more CPU. (I'm using r1080251). -- Philip
