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jalanb3
Hello the group,
I am wondering why doctests run slower the first time.
In the transcript below "try" is a script which finds and runs
doctests in the current directory. It also shows how long it takes to
run these tests.
I added a new test which searches recursively for files given a path,
and it took (approx) 3 seconds to run. But all subsequent runs take
less than half a second.
Am I right in thinking that the extra time on the first run is the
time it takes to compile .py -> .pyc ?
Transcript follows
$ try paths.test
try ./paths.test; 10 tests passed in 3 seconds
10 tests passed, 0 failed, in 3 seconds
$ try paths.test
try ./paths.test; 10 tests passed very quickly
10 tests passed, 0 failed, in 0 seconds
$ try paths.test
try ./paths.test; 10 tests passed very quickly
10 tests passed, 0 failed, in 0 seconds
I am wondering why doctests run slower the first time.
In the transcript below "try" is a script which finds and runs
doctests in the current directory. It also shows how long it takes to
run these tests.
I added a new test which searches recursively for files given a path,
and it took (approx) 3 seconds to run. But all subsequent runs take
less than half a second.
Am I right in thinking that the extra time on the first run is the
time it takes to compile .py -> .pyc ?
Transcript follows
$ try paths.test
try ./paths.test; 10 tests passed in 3 seconds
10 tests passed, 0 failed, in 3 seconds
$ try paths.test
try ./paths.test; 10 tests passed very quickly
10 tests passed, 0 failed, in 0 seconds
$ try paths.test
try ./paths.test; 10 tests passed very quickly
10 tests passed, 0 failed, in 0 seconds