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Yes, at that point you typically get to apply far reaching architectural changes or switch out the algorithm. Sometimes it is quicker to start with just that i
by AstralStorm 8y ago
Yes, at that point you typically get to apply far reaching architectural changes or switch out the algorithm.
Sometimes it is quicker to start with just that instead of "polishing a turd". You can get it to be shiny but still nowhere near as shiny as gold.
Hope the code is testable and reasonably easy to modify. Otherwise it's going to be a rewrite.
The profile is then useful as a benchmark on real data. If you have enough time, you can turn that into a high level performance test.