Performance

Hey all,

Just thought I would let everyone know some numbers for large
operations. This is not a real scientific test, just to get an idea.
System configured --enable-debug --enable-maintainer-mode
--with-apxs=/usr/local/apache2 --prefix=/usr/local/svn

System, Debian woody with 2.2.x kernel, P166, 128M physical memory,
912MB swap space.

Tree used: The subversion source tree (plus a little more (i.e. an
extra neon(due to symlinks), a small repos)). Total tree size: 23M.
Memory values are according to top, times are according to time.

Operation SIZE RSS real user sys
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commit 143M 100M 8m58.976s 1m46.700s 0m54.300s
update 205M 100M 5m22.987s 1m28.090s 0m16.090s
checkout 59844 57M 2m40.008s 1m36.000s 0m9.360s

Also note that I got the following error on checkout, (although the
wc seems okay), and the same thing (except with ./svn/SVN instead of
local-repos2/svn/SVN), when doing an update.

svn_error: #21016 wc editor: add_dir `local-repos2/svn/SVN': object
already exists and is in the way.

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Kevin Pilch-Bisson                    http://www.pilch-bisson.net
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