Re: [Python-Dev] tiny optimization in ceval mainloop
by Steve Holden other posts by this author
Aug 30 2002 3:35PM messages near this date
Re: [Python-Dev] tiny optimization in ceval mainloop
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Re: [Python-Dev] tiny optimization in ceval mainloop
> Jeremy Hylton <jeremy@[...].edu> writes:
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> > The difference I saw with only the ticker check in ceval was only
> > about 1% for pystone. Python was always faster with the change, but
> > never by much.
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> A bunch of 0.5% improvements add up. If there's not much cost in
> complexity, why not go for it?
>
Yeah, right, we just need 200 of them and we're laughing. Computation in
infinitesimal time.
suddenly-dwim-mode-is-possib-ly y'rs - steve
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