On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will do. How should I publish the results? I mean, maybe they're not
> interesting for you guys, but I think it's required due to licensing, right?
You can send me patch. I'll review it, and commit to sources (if it's OK).
> :-) Don't tell me that!!! I'm a C# true believer, and I think we can
> achieve very good performance while sticking to .NET code...
Me, too. :)
> I did, our tests still pass since we only use readers, and I got a
Yes. But when we commit patch, everything else must be kept working. I
know, that some parts of code are not needed for some people, but it's
as is.
> performance improvement bigger than 50%!!
And test it also on 20 items result set. Is the improvement still so
big? On 400k it can be, cause every ms counts. But on 20 it will be
maybe under measuring fault. :) Don't take me wrong. I'm happy with
any improvement, we just need to think about it.
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