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The copyright section of sed(1) suggests that the Debian package sed (I'm running wheezy) is Gnu sed 4.2.1[1]. Plan9 sed is also available in the 9base package.
by dbbo 15y ago
The copyright section of sed(1) suggests that the Debian package sed (I'm running wheezy) is Gnu sed 4.2.1[1]. Plan9 sed is also available in the 9base package. I'm running perl 5.12.4 (also from Debian testing). I don't see any significant difference in speed with vanilla 5.14.1 and the commands I mentioned earlier.
[1] http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/ http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/
- dramaticus3 15y agoTurn on locale UTF-8 for GNU software before benchmarking it to compare with Plan9 software. GNU stuff gets a speed improvement from assuming single byte characters.