Il 08/31/10 16:35, Dan Nelson ha scritto:
In the last episode (Aug 31), Andrea Venturoli said:
Suppose I have an executable which I need to invoke repeatedly (e.g. to
run tests in a makefile). This executables spend most of its time loading
(rather than processing), due to the need of several h
In the last episode (Aug 31), Andrea Venturoli said:
> Suppose I have an executable which I need to invoke repeatedly (e.g. to
> run tests in a makefile). This executables spend most of its time loading
> (rather than processing), due to the need of several huge shared
> libraries.
Link your prog
Ivan Voras wrote:
On 08/31/10 14:44, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
Hello.
Suppose I have an executable which I need to invoke repeatedly (e.g. to
run tests in a makefile).
This executables spend most of its time loading (rather than
processing), due to the need of several huge shared libraries.
I'd
On 08/31/10 14:44, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
Hello.
Suppose I have an executable which I need to invoke repeatedly (e.g. to
run tests in a makefile).
This executables spend most of its time loading (rather than
processing), due to the need of several huge shared libraries.
I'd welcome an hint on
On Tue Aug 31 10, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Suppose I have an executable which I need to invoke repeatedly (e.g. to
> run tests in a makefile).
> This executables spend most of its time loading (rather than
> processing), due to the need of several huge shared libraries.
>
> I'd welc
Hello.
Suppose I have an executable which I need to invoke repeatedly (e.g. to
run tests in a makefile).
This executables spend most of its time loading (rather than
processing), due to the need of several huge shared libraries.
I'd welcome an hint on how to speed this up.
Possible thing woul
