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Set by lizmat on 22 May 2021.
Geth ¦ rakudo: patrickbkr self-assigned Missing download signature public key github.com/rakudo/rakudo/issues/4642 07:10
lizmat Files=1349, Tests=117873, 304 wallclock secs (34.47 usr 9.31 sys + 4240.12 cusr 341.90 csys = 4625.80 CPU) 10:18
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[Tux] Rakudo v2021.10-124-g6fce35ba8 (v6.d) on MoarVM 2021.10-111-gbd83921de
csv-ip5xs0.857 - 0.860
csv-ip5xs-205.355 - 5.640
csv-parser4.030 - 4.199
csv-test-xs-200.406 - 0.407
test6.918 - 7.300
test-t1.637 - 1.662
test-t --race0.942 - 0.974
test-t-2024.210 - 25.499
test-t-20 --race7.432 - 7.852
19:58
Xliff Getting this from recently recompiled rakudo: 21:06
Cannot resolve caller print(Any:U: BOOTStr); none of these signatures match:
(Mu: *%_)
That BOOTStr has me guessing it's not my codE? 21:07
timo also looks like it's being called on an undefined object 21:21
--xll-exceptiff should give a hint 21:22
Geth DBIish/rbt.large-result-performance: 63dee22844 | (Rod Taylor)++ | 3 files
Improve performance of large results

By handling the type selection once per query instead of once per record, quite a bit of time is shaved off the conversion in MoarVM 2021.10.
For this sample bit of code, execution time goes from 70 seconds to 45 seconds. While a good improvement, similar code in Perl runs in a sub-second time using DBD::Pg.
   my constant $records = 1_000_000;
... (7 more lines)
21:32
DBIish/rbt.large-result-performance: 8242f14278 | (Rod Taylor)++ | 3 files
Improve performance of large results

By handling the type selection once per query instead of once per record, quite a bit of time is shaved off the conversion in MoarVM 2021.10.
For this sample bit of code, execution time goes from 70 seconds to 45 seconds. While a good improvement, similar code in Perl runs in a sub-second time using DBD::Pg.
   my constant $records = 1_000_000;
... (7 more lines)
21:35
DBIish/rbt.large-result-performance: 6e747c5ca3 | (Rod Taylor)++ | 3 files
Improve performance of large results

By handling the type selection once per query instead of once per record, quite a bit of time is shaved off the conversion in MoarVM 2021.10.
For this sample bit of code, execution time goes from ~80 seconds to ~40 seconds. While a good improvement, similar code in Perl runs in a sub-second time using DBD::Pg.
   my constant $records = 1_000_000;
... (9 more lines)
21:57
DBIish/rbt.large-result-performance: c656ee5391 | (Rod Taylor)++ | 3 files
Improve performance of large results

By handling the type selection once per query instead of once per record, quite a bit of time is shaved off the conversion in MoarVM 2021.10.
For this sample bit of code, execution time goes from ~80 seconds to ~40 seconds. While a good improvement, similar code in Perl runs in a sub-second time using DBD::Pg.
   my constant $records = 1_000_000;
... (9 more lines)
22:03
DBIish: c656ee5391 | (Rod Taylor)++ | 3 files
Improve performance of large results

By handling the type selection once per query instead of once per record, quite a bit of time is shaved off the conversion in MoarVM 2021.10.
For this sample bit of code, execution time goes from ~80 seconds to ~40 seconds. While a good improvement, similar code in Perl runs in a sub-second time using DBD::Pg.
   my constant $records = 1_000_000;
... (9 more lines)
22:04