Am 30.03.2015 um 21:33 schrieb Aaron Meurer:
I would definitely test the different alternatives for sympy.abc to
see what's faster.
Also, I wonder what the effect of sympy.abc on the cache is. We have
an LRU cache, and assumedly importing it messes with that, at least
for a little bit.
Preliminary findings:
Once isympy is started up (which takes quite a while), doing
>>> from sympy import abc
takes negligible time, whether via exec_ or directly.
Doing
$ python bin/sympy_time.py
and
$ python bin/sympy_time_cache.py
both fail, though with different messages.
(I'm being called off and can't investigate more.)
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