Looking at some graphics: http://hubble.gforge.inria.fr/parallel-builds.html
You plot "number of packages" against "speedup" without saying which packages you've used. Without that info the plots are useless. I mean I don't know whether the first 10 packages are python packages only and I don't know whether the 20 packages contain the first 10. IMHO you should publish either enough data so that your results could be verified or nothing. By changing the formatting a very little bit you can make the table http://hubble.gforge.inria.fr/parallel-build-details.html much more readable. Its confusing that the first row has configure, build, check but the following only have configure,build. Without asking Firefox to highlight cells I was not able to read anything. its because "2m 18s" is displayed using two rows. You can enhance this easily by forcing col width ensuring that no line breaks occur or use white-space: nowrap; or such. Thanks Marc Weber _______________________________________________ nix-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.cs.uu.nl/mailman/listinfo/nix-dev
