This greatly reduces the number of fork+exec calls, so in particular, t/curse/all.do now runs much faster: /bin/sh (bash): was 5.9s, now 2.2s /bin/dash: was 3.2s, now 1.1s Obviously improving the speed of minimal/do doesn't really matter, except that it makes a good benchmark to compare the "real" redo against. So far it's losing badly: 5.4s. |
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