Eric Wong wrote:
> times down to ~6s (still slow). Avoiding patch generation for
> root commits (like cgit also does) brings it down to a few
> hundred milliseconds on a public-facing server.
Actually, the "(like cgit also does)" bit is wrong: cgit
generates a full patch, 355MB worth of HTML!
While fast build times from -O0 is critical to my sanity when
actively working on C++, the files installed via package
managers or `make install' aren't likely to change frequently.
In that case, expensive -O2 optimizations make sense since the
10-20s saved from a single large --join more than
I suppose -O2 build times isn't the worst thing for release
users even though I can't stand it while hacking...
Eric Wong (2):
xap_helper_cxx: -O2 optimize read-only files by default
codesearch: generate_cxx: drop unused variables
lib/PublicInbox/CodeSearch.pm | 1 -
We are just using the odd ref+deref (`${\...}') syntax and
don't need to calculate line numbers ourselves, nowadays.
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Hi,
On Fri, Feb 09 2024, Eric Wong wrote:
> Pratyush Yadav wrote:
>
> yeah, known problem, whole thread from last year...
>
> https://public-inbox.org/meta/20230330112951.M493025@dcvr/T/
>
>> Is there a way to properly subscribe to an email thread? I suppose I can
>> do query the subject
Similar to commit cbe2548c91859dfb923548ea85d8531b90d53dc3
(www_coderepo: use OnDestroy to render summary view,
2023-04-09), we can rely on OnDestroy and Qspawn to run
dependencies in a structured way and with some extra parallelism
for SMP users.
Perl (as opposed to POSIX sh) allows us to easily
Major speedups for root commits, and a smaller speedup
for giant non-root commits too large to show.
2/2 fixes some long-standing HTML generation bugs :x
Eric Wong (2):
viewvcs: parallelize commit display
viewvcs: HTML fixes for commits
lib/PublicInbox/ViewVCS.pm | 104
The "patch is too large to show" text is now broken by an
to prevent it from being confused as part of a commit message
(or having somebody intentionally insert that text in a commit
message to confuse readers). A missing is also necessary
before the tag for the related commit search form.
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