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Re: Script performance on Mac OS X
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Re: Script performance on Mac OS X


  • Subject: Re: Script performance on Mac OS X
  • From: Simon Kornblith <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2002 15:59:29 -0400

On 7/10/02 9:09 PM, "Steven Angier" <email@hidden> wrote:

> On 11/7/02 11:01 AM, "Timothy Bates" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>>> I have been porting some of our customers' scripts to Mac OS X, only to find
>>> that the performance is woeful. Something that took 8 minutes on a beige G3
>>> running OS 9 now takes 20 minutes on a G4/450 running Mac OS X. (And of that
>>> 20 minutes, the CPU was hogged for 15:32)
>>
>> What's the script? Most of mine run much faster, not slower.
>> Which apps? Are they all X apps, or some classic? Are you calling Extensions
>> in the classic box?
>
> The script app in question does a great deal of text processing in memory,
> essentially it parses custom tags out of html template documents and builds
> websites. No apps are involved and no third party scripting additions are
> used.

Learn how to use sed on Mac OS X and you may not even need a script...Type
"man sed" at the terminal for more info.

Simon
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