Re: Why do we profile 2 times

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В Вск, 15/10/2006 в 12:31 +0200, Daniel Egger пишет:
> On 15.10.2006, at 05:42, Nickolay V. Shmyrev wrote:
> 
> > While looking on high memory usage of xslt transformations I've  
> > noticed
> > the following strange thing. We profile document two times during  
> > build
> > - first we profile to build document for validation in xml subdir,
> > second when we build html we also do profiling since we import
> > profile-chunk.xsl.
> 
> Have you verified that this actually *does* work? The problem as
> I remember it was for one, xincludes posed a problem because
> xsltproc would not handle it in one pass as expected and the
> second topic was the handling of the languages which caused
> problems when done differently.
> 
> Of course with the advent of more recent tools and/or stylesheets
> these problems might be gone.
> 
> It should be trivial to compare both results by running the process
> before and after modifications by running a copy of the results in
> between and then running a diff -Nur <old results> <new results>.
> 
> Would you please do that?
> 
> Servus,
>        Daniel
> 

Ups, sorry, I took some time for me to build gimp-help. Here are the
results:

Without patch 

real    16m19.951s
user    10m46.960s
sys     0m19.029s

With patch

real    12m9.448s
user    10m20.895s
sys     0m14.569s

There is no difference between results, but simple diff failed to
discover it. That's because of autogenerated id attributes. They differ
in different builds, that makes comparison harder.

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