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Re: svn status gets 'killed'

From: Paul Lussier <pll_at_lanminds.com>
Date: 2002-10-09 16:27:46 CEST

In a message dated: 08 Oct 2002 23:13:10 BST
Philip Martin said:

[snip]

>I happen to have the linux-2.4.19 source on disk. Using Subversion
>HEAD I get

[snip]

>The time to run status (on a dual PIII 450 MHz 512 MB)
>$ time svn st -uv wc > /dev/null
>
>real 0m22.785s
>user 0m16.730s
>sys 0m4.310s
>
>The timing is the one I get when the disk cache is filled, and so I'm
>not waiting for the disks.

I guess I must be waiting for the disks then. I just checkout svn
and built it from source:

        $ svn --version
        version Client, version 0.14.3 (r3200)
           compiled Sep 25 2002, 22:12:28

        pll@tater:/usr/local/src/linux-2.4.19$ time svn st -uv > /dev/null

        real 2m24.810s
        user 2m15.030s
        sys 0m4.350s

        $ /usr/local/bin/svn --version
        svn, version 0.14.3 (dev build)
           compiled Oct 8 2002, 16:49:12

        $ time /usr/local/bin/svn st -uv > /dev/null

        real 0m8.775s
        user 0m6.020s
        sys 0m1.470s

        $ time svn st -uv > /dev/null

        real 2m28.085s
        user 2m15.510s
        sys 0m4.150s

That last one was obviously a *lot* faster than I was experiencing
yesterday. My guess is there are multiple factors involved here:

        - I had a lot running on this system yesterday, memory might
          have been low.
        - The second run is was done immediately after the first run
          so the cache hit would have been higher
        - The second run was build from source, and someone stated
          that there has been a lot speed-up tweaking to 'svn status'
          recently. (note the third run is back to 2:28, so the pkgs
          are obviously not up to date with HEAD ).

So, I'll stick with the HEAD branch for now and play with it that way.

Thanks for all the help/information!

-- 
Seeya,
Paul
--
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   but I'm really actively waiting for all my problems to go away.
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