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I've got the linux-4.17 kernel tree around, 61,322 files. My desktop is running ubuntu-18.04, is an i5-3570, and has a fairly quick intel SSD. Running "blush
by sliken 8y ago
I've got the linux-4.17 kernel tree around, 61,322 files.
My desktop is running ubuntu-18.04, is an i5-3570, and has a fairly quick intel SSD.
Running "blush -R -i FunctionName ." takes 15.090 seconds and finds two files.
Running "ag -i FunctionName", finds one file, missing one in .clang-format.
Running "ag -i -u FunctionName", finds two files and makes 0.64 seconds.
So somewhere around 20-25x faster.
- arsham 8y agoThank you for doing the comparison. Would you do the same against the latest version (v0.5.0) please? Thank you.