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I ran into some stuff that looked like
Ducks were slower too… That’s why this is in a branch, not the trunk. Please
let me know what you find. Doug From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe Rinehart I'm going to set up a
JMeter test against the trunk, the duckies branch, and a personal branch that
duck-types (and other things) during lunch today. On 9/22/06, Dan Vega
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Jared, On 9/22/06, Doug
Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: Are both the trunk and this branch going to be maintained, or
will the main branch go typeless once tested?
On 9/22/06, Jared
Rypka-Hauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Here's my simple test case: <cfset start = getTickCount() > <cfset rc = createObject ("component", "reactor.config.Config").init( "/timesheet/config/reactor.xml")> <cfset
rc.setProject( "timesheet")> <cfset rc.setDsn( "timesheet") > <cfset
rc.setType("mysql") > <cfset rc.setMapping("/timesheet/model/data") > <cfset
rc.setMode("development" )> <cfset rf = createObject ("component", "reactor.reactorFactory").init(rc) > <cfloop from= "1" to= "5" index="i" > <cfset
rf.createRecord('Timesheet').load(timesheetId=
1) > <cfoutput> #i#:
#(getTickCount()-start)/1000#<br> </cfoutput> </cfloop> <cfoutput>Final:
#(getTickCount()-start)/1000# </cfoutput> Results with Obviously Original Reactor Typing: 1: 3.515 2: 6.41 3: 7.224 4: 8.042 5: 8.847 Final: 8.847 1: 0.875 2: 1.685 3: 2.478 4: 3.291 5: 4.13 Final: 4.13 1: 0.821 2: 1.633 3: 2.45 4: 3.265 5: 4.078 Final: 4.078 1: 0.814 2: 1.63 3: 2.447 4: 3.255 5: 4.065 Final: 4.066 Results of Post-Operative Tangled Type Yanking: 1: 1.292 2: 1.6 3: 1.908 4: 2.219 5: 2.532 Final: 2.532 1: 0.327 2: 0.641 3: 0.961 4: 1.327 5: 1.641 Final: 1.641 1: 0.32 2: 0.622 3: 0.926 4: 1.232 5: 1.538 Final: 1.538 1: 0.548 2: 0.85 3: 1.169 4: 1.477 5: 1.791 Final: 1.791 In both cases I started with a full set of generated objects in the
project folder, and in the case of the second set (untyped Reactor) it even had
to re-generate the custom objects (it throws an error about configure() missing
if I try to use the same generated objects with the untyped version of
Reactor)... so as you can see, it's not just a little faster, it's a LOT faster
in a single-threaded environment. However, throwing a real load-tester at it
may not bear the same results out. Laterz, J ------------------------------------------------ Jared C. Rypka-Hauer Continuum Media Group
LLC Member, Team
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On Sep 22, 2006, at 3:09 AM, Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Thursday 21 September 2006 17:54, Doug Hughes wrote:
Anything that makes the (a) framework go faster is a plus. Would it be possible to keep the type information in the trunk (where
it's� handy for developers), and have a program that strips it from the
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