Re: Beginnings of python script for annotate

Daniel Berlin wrote:
>
> Does all that one needs, except that it's slow.
> The reason it's slow is because it uses python's difflib to do the diffs
> (I verified this is the large part of the current slowness.
> On gdb's dwarf2read.c, where we have a few revisions (8, i think) of the
> actual file, and 700 revisions of the repository (that's all i felt like
> importing),not doing the diffs takes 3 seconds, doing them takes 20
>
> I also couldn't remember how to get the oldest revision of a file.
> It does two things that probably make up the majority of the 3 seconds:
> 1. It walks each revision from 1, checking when the path starts to exist,
> to get the oldest revision.
> 2. It uses fs_file_contents_changed to determine if the contents changed
> from one revision to another.
> This is faster than using python diff to do it.

Does it handle renames of the file?

Best,
Blair

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Blair Zajac <blair@orcaware.com>
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