Chris McMahon wrote:
The more I experiment with this, the more it looks like it's not going
to work. Reading the pickaxe closely...
...if some thread happens to make a call to the operating system that
takes a long time to complete, all threads will hang until the
interpreter gets
Hi...I have a number of test files named test_foo.rb, test_bar.rb, etc. I want to see if they will all run simultaneously in their own threads. I have the following code, but it's much much slower than I thought it would be. Am I really running all my test files in different threads
I have a number of test files named test_foo.rb, test_bar.rb, etc.
I want to see if they will all run simultaneously in their own
threads. I have the following code, but it's much much slower than I
thought it would be. Am I really running all my test files in
different threads
On 10/17/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a number of test files named test_foo.rb, test_bar.rb, etc. I want to see if they will all run simultaneously in their own threads.I have the following code, but it's much much slower than I
thought it would be.Am I really running all
Are you doing concurrency testing or are you simply trying to reduce the
time it takes to test?I'm trying to reduce the amount of time to run a pretty intensive suite of tests. Each individual test should be capable of running independently (although I suspect I've made a few
Chris McMahon wrote:
I'm trying to reduce the amount of time to run a pretty intensive
suite of tests. Each individual test should be capable of running
independently (although I suspect I've made a few
namespace/variable/scope mistakes that will require refactoring).
I suggest that you
