On 2007-06-14, Steven D'Aprano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, having said that, the speed difference does seem to be real: even
> when I correct the above issue, I get a large time difference using
> either cProfile.run() or profile.run(), and timeit agrees:
>
>>>> f = bar().readgenome
>>>> timeit.Timer("f(open('cb_foo'))", "from __main__ import f").timeit(5)
> 18.515995025634766
>>>> timeit.Timer("readgenome(open('cb_foo'))", "from __main__ import
>>>> readgenome").timeit(5)
> 0.1940619945526123
>
> That's a difference of two orders of magnitude, and I can't see why.
Is it independent of the test order?
What happens when you reverse the order?
What happens if you run the same test twice in a row?
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