Re: Quick analysis of svn log --limit

Peter N. Lundblad <peter <at> famlundblad.se> writes:
> > A potentially better change would be to rewrite svn_repos_get_logs3 to
> > not use svn_repos_history at all. The new design would use the
> > svn_fs_history interface directly. It would create a history object for
> > each provided path, and would step through them in parallel to produce a
> > sequence of revisions, stopping when it hits the limit. I think that
> > would require the least amount of I/O work.
> >
> That's the solution I've had in mind for some time... I like it. You need
> a pair of iteration pools per path, don't you?

I think you can that the repos_history to respect return value
from the callback, which you store the limit in baton. this seems
more general and is what I had:

http://cpansearch.bulknews.net/markup/SVK-0.994/lib/SVK/Util.pm#l784

Cheers,
CLK

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Received on Mon May 9 01:19:40 2005