On 23.07.22 20:35, Jérémie wrote:
Thanks,
By precompilation, I was thinking of a real ".class" or an intermediary
format I can persist in my jars with by example a maven plugin.
I have groovy scripts that I compile/cache the first time the script is
used. This process takes minutes with the
On 23.07.22 15:02, Jérémie wrote:
Hello,
I am using Groovy 3 in my project, but I had to turn off the new parser
because of its performance.
In my benchmark, the loading time of most of my scripts are multiplied
by 12. I didn't succeed in reducing this time by using the system
properties, so I
Thanks,
By precompilation, I was thinking of a real ".class" or an intermediary
format I can persist in my jars with by example a maven plugin.
I have groovy scripts that I compile/cache the first time the script is
used. This process takes minutes with the parrot parser, and seconds with
the old
Jérémie,
you definitely can precompile scripts. There might be a better/simpler/more
reliable way, but what I use for years is essentially this (somewhat simplified
for better readability):
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@Lazy() static emptyBinding=new Binding()
@Lazy() static shell={
def cc=new
