At 10:10 PM +0100 3/8/04, Sebastian Riedel wrote:Will be added in the next version.
Abhijit A. Mahabal wrote:
A very basic newbeish question..All numbers are relative to the first one, lower is better.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/parrot$ tools/dev/parrotbench.pl -regex oo -conf ../parrotbench.conf parrot perl python ruby oo1 100% 39% 23% - oo2 100% 40% 22% -
Are bigger numbers more desirable (as they would be if they mean number of
times code run per second) or lower numbers are more desirable (as they
would be if they mean time taken per run)? So what do these numbers mean?
Can we add a caption to the output? Otherwise I'll end up forgetting.
The -t switch explains it:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/parrot$ tools/dev/parrotbench.pl -b oo -t parrot(pasm) parrot(imc) python(py) perl(pl) oo1 3.030s - 0.690s 1.200s oo2 15.020s - 3.310s 6.020s
Yes, parrot looks not so good at the moment, maybe Dan will get his cream pie at OSCON. :)
Well... we'll see about that. :) There are a few tricks yet to be played here, and this is definitely a first-cut of the object implementation. There's an awful lot of unnecessary indirection at the moment, which needs fixing up.
We also need to implement a method cache, which'll probably increase parrot's speed just a touch, if every single other late-binding OO language is anything to judge by. :)
Seems Larry knows well how to motivate you. :)
Cheers, Sebastian
