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Thanks, Alex.
>
> I'm developing web apps with picolisp under httpGate
> exclusively, and since many years.
>
Given your experience, how would you characterize the performance
of httpGate under load? And have you tried running it under an EC2
instance?
Hmm. I suspect I am going to have do
Hi, all.
The story so far is I have created a wonderful application in
picolisp that does its thing very well, in a typical Unix manner
$ fooapp -n 3 -l 4 -a
and produces a file (a .png or .pdf) for the user's consumption.
Now I want to create a web interface for it and place it out in
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Hi, Alex.
I haven't tried the code, or analyzed it in detail. But indeed I would
also expect that the time should increase linearly.
Right. I have played with the code a little (and used bench) and it
seems to point to IO being the issue.
Here is the timing info
: (bench (main 10))
0.009
Hi.
I have been having a lot of fun learning picoLisp. Thank you Alex for
this gem!
As part of my learning, I converted a simple Ruby program I had into
plisp and thought I would share the results.
The program (namegen) slurps in two files -- one of firstnames with
attributes, the other of
Hi, Michel.
Can you provide the code?
Sure. Here is the plisp code, such as it is. It is unoptimised,
blah-blah. Some sample line from the data files are also
included for reference.
.. mark.
#!/usr/bin/picolisp /usr/lib/picolisp/lib.l
#
(load @lib/misc.l @lib/mplib.l)
#
# read
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