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those utilities are often used shell scripted to run many times in a row. at least in interactive use, the multiplied startup times can grow annoyingly long.
by ent 16y ago
those utilities are often used shell scripted to run many times in a row. at least in interactive use, the multiplied startup times can grow annoyingly long.
- fauigerzigerk 16y agoYou could use one of those Java background daemons to do that, but anyway, what I was trying to say is just that this benchmark doesn't test JIT or interpreter performance in the case of Jython.