I now feel like Homer Simpson. Doh!
Alan
On Sat, Apr 11, 2020 at 2:34 AM Paul Stadig wrote:
> The output of `time` is in milliseconds and the output of
> `with-timer-print` is in seconds. So to make them comparable:
> `time` 0.01344 msec
> `time` with eval 0.922536 msec
>
>
The output of `time` is in milliseconds and the output of
`with-timer-print` is in seconds. So to make them comparable:
`time` 0.01344 msec
`time` with eval 0.922536 msec
`with-timer-print` 0.048 msec
`with-timer-print` with eval 1.041 msec
The `with-timer-print` version is slower, and I suspect
I was doing some macro work and was curious about the cost of an inline
`eval` vs compiled code. I tried to time it with `clojure.core/time` and
got results I can't explain:
(println :eval-time)
(time
(do
(println (eval (quote (+ 40 0
(println (eval (quote (+ 40 1
(println
