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No, with sum moved into the function I get 6s for --enable-gil and 15.5s for --disable-gil on my machine, which is in the same order. As an added bonus, the st
by lakrman 2y ago
No, with sum moved into the function I get 6s for --enable-gil and 15.5s for --disable-gil on my machine, which is in the same order.
As an added bonus, the stock Debian Python 3.7 is faster than both versions.
So the alleged "faster python" promises are not kept, and neither are the "at most 15% slowdown" promises for the no-gil project.
- rbanffy 2y agoWould be worthwhile to run something more significant, maybe pybench.
- HAKSH 2y agoThis benchmark shows abysmal numbers, no need to run a bloated test suite that is so large and convoluted that no one understands what is being measured.
- rbanffy 2y agoA test that shows a worst possible scenario is not a benchmark, not an accurate reflection of what users will experience.