Re: Git and GCC

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Some interesting stats from the highly packed gcc repo.  The long chain
lengths very quickly tail off.  Over 60% of the objects have a chain
length of 20 or less.  If anyone wants the full list let me know.  I
also have included a few other interesting points, the git default
depth of 50, my initial guess of 100 and every 10% in the cumulative
distribution from 60-100%.

This shows the git default of 50 really isn't that bad, and after
about 100 it really starts to get sparse.  

Harvey

1:	103817	103817	10.20%	1017922
2:	67332	171149	16.81%
3:	57520	228669	22.46%
4:	52570	281239	27.63%
5:	43910	325149	31.94%
6:	37520	362669	35.63%
7:	35248	397917	39.09%
8:	29819	427736	42.02%
9:	27619	455355	44.73%
10:	22656	478011	46.96%
11:	21073	499084	49.03%
12:	18738	517822	50.87%
13:	16674	534496	52.51%
14:	14882	549378	53.97%
15:	14424	563802	55.39%
16:	12765	576567	56.64%
17:	11662	588229	57.79%
18:	11845	600074	58.95%
19:	11694	611768	60.10%
20:	9625	621393	61.05%
34:	5354	719356	70.67%
50:	3395	785342	77.15%
60:	2547	815072	80.07%
100:	1644	898284	88.25%
113:	1292	917046	90.09%
158:	959	967429	95.04%
200:	652	997653	98.01%
219:	491	1008132	99.04%
245:	179	1017717	99.98%
246:	111	1017828	99.99%
247:	61	1017889	100.00%
248:	27	1017916	100.00%
249:	6	1017922	100.00%

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