> I ran oprofile for 30 minutes on my laptop today. After visiting
> roughly 300 urls from my bookmarks file, I ran opreport on polipo. My
> polipo binary is built from a darcs pull this morning.
More or less what I expected. Early versions of Polipo spent 60% of
their time in the HTTP parser. After I rewrote the HTTP parser to be
more efficient, it disappeared in the background, and now the only
hot-spot is timeval_cmp, which is called whenever we enqueue a new
event handler into the event queue.
Any ideas to make timeval_cmp more efficient are warmly welcomed.
> I also ran valgrind against the same polipo binary at a different point
> in time. It appears polipo has zero memory leaks.
I know :-)
Juliusz
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