Philip Martin wrote:
>"Peter N. Lundblad" <peter@famlundblad.se> writes:
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>>On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Philip Martin wrote:
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>>>Branko ?ibej <brane@xbc.nu> writes:
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>>>>We put emtpy-file in there because IIRC it was shown that creating it
>>>>for every diff did have a significant impact on speed. It might be
>>>>that "it was shown" incorrectly;
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>>>I put it in, it just seemed the natural thing to do when I was writing
>>>the diff code. The reduced IO seemed important at the time because I
>>>wasn't aware quite how much other IO went on in libsvn_wc.
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>>If I'm changing this, I'm planning to create one empty file per diff (and
>>only if it is needed, possibly). Can that I/O really be measurable? That
>>might be what your saying above;
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>I've never measured it. I'd be surprised if it was significant given
>how much other IO goes on.
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>>just pointing out that I'm not going to
>>create an empty-file per added/deleted file if that wasn't obvious.
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>repos_diff.c already does that.
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So we can throw out that empty-file, and hopefully reduce the number of
whines about using too many inodes...
-- Brane
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Received on Wed Aug 3 00:29:55 2005