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In my testing, it seems more than 10 times slower compared to not using this module.
This is without variables such as network latencies etc.
I feel like this module can be faster, 10 times slower is too much.
edited:
This module is slow.
Using stubs, and not actually doing any real session loading, purely just testing the module it is more than 10 times slower compared to not using this module.
I feel like this module can be faster, 10 times slower is too much.
My results look something like this out of a run count of 10000000:
Without using this module
op/s: 10004360 | time: 0.99956419
With this module (but no real session loading, it's all stubbed) so this is purely testing the module's performance with no outside factors
op/s: 780283 | time: 12.815870532
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Thanks for your feedback @LoveBear, however you're not being specific. Why is the module slow on your test? Where is the bottleneck? I'd really appreciate if you could provide helpful information in addition to your criticism. If you're not sure you can paste your two implementations (with and without the module) so we can help you figure out.
original:
This module is slow.
In my testing, it seems more than 10 times slower compared to not using this module.
This is without variables such as network latencies etc.
I feel like this module can be faster, 10 times slower is too much.
edited:
This module is slow.
Using stubs, and not actually doing any real session loading, purely just testing the module it is more than 10 times slower compared to not using this module.
I feel like this module can be faster, 10 times slower is too much.
My results look something like this out of a run count of 10000000:
Without using this module
With this module (but no real session loading, it's all stubbed) so this is purely testing the module's performance with no outside factors
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: