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Ciaran McCreesh a écrit : |
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> The package manager does not currently source the whole thing with |
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> bash to get the EAPI, nor does it open the ebuild file at all for |
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> metadata. You're talking doubling the number of file operations here, |
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> and going from extremely good filesystem locality (which means very few |
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> seeks) to jumping backwards and forwards all over the place. |
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Yeah, grepping through the ebuild is just bound to get a massive |
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performance hit, I don't have numbers but that just looks obvious. |
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Ciaran, what other pitfalls do you see for using one EAPI file per |
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package (except for the broken compatibility, I know it's a big one) ? |
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> This is basic stuff you really need to know before you can comment |
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> sensibly on a discussion about package metadata. |
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Then, thanks for explaining those things :) We are learning stuff as we go. |
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Rémi Cardona |
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LRI, INRIA |
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remi.cardona@×××.fr |
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remi@g.o |
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