On Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 03:59:40PM -0500, Tim Peters wrote: > My line-at-a-time test case used (rounding to nearest whole integers) 30 > seconds in Python and 6 in Perl. The result of testing many changes to > Python's implementation was that the excess 24 seconds broke down like so: > > 17 spent inside internal MS threadsafe getc() lock/unlock > routines > 5 uncertain, but evidence suggests much of it due to MS > malloc/realloc (Perl does its own memory mgmt) > 2 for not copying directly out of the platform FILE* > implementation struct in a highly optimized loop (like > Perl does) Have you tried pymalloc? Neil
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