Yes, in theory generics should be as good as making copies of same code with explicit types - just like what I did, in practice generics seem closer, but I want to have 1.1 build for Mono, plus, AFAIK same issue of sorting may apply - have you reflected generic sorting code to see if they can also fall back to slow generic array sorter? I've found at least one bug in .NET 2.0 sorting related to huge performance penalty in some cases that worked just fine in 1.1.
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I've run 610 million documents with 20 attributes ~ 79Gb index and I'm getting response times on lucene around 450ms. Not great but not too bad.Originally posted by AtWNo, and I am a lot better technologically than dotLucene - its not scalable for multi-billion page indices, I've got 1 bln pages now, and plan to add many more in a couple of months, which is why I am profiling code to make sure its fast.
At least you're getting to deal with fun amounts of data
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Use GMCS2 compiler and you can have generics for monoOriginally posted by AtWYes, in theory generics should be as good as making copies of same code with explicit types - just like what I did, in practice generics seem closer, but I want to have 1.1 build for Mono, plus, AFAIK same issue of sorting may apply - have you reflected generic sorting code to see if they can also fall back to slow generic array sorter? I've found at least one bug in .NET 2.0 sorting related to huge performance penalty in some cases that worked just fine in 1.1.
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YAWN. Shouldn't this be in technical?I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
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The whole of .NET was written by one guy named Rashish in India.
If you have anything to say, you can contact him on rashish@hotmail.com
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I want to avoid explicit 2.0, even though my main build is done for 2.0, but 1.1 build is needed for profiler to work well - for some reasons it hungs in one place when build is 2.0.
No, because its a rantOriginally posted by The Lone GunmanYAWN. Shouldn't this be in technical?
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Not tried profiling in 2.0 - still using legacy crap
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1.1 is stable enough, and 2.0 had some subtle garbage collector changes that I ranted about some months ago. But VS 2005 is much nice IDE
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So AtW knows better than Microsoft. One the one hand we have the largest company in the world which has made multi-billonaires of its founders and on the other we have AtW who has made fu*k all.Originally posted by AtW1.1 is stable enough, and 2.0 had some subtle garbage collector changes that I ranted about some months ago. But VS 2005 is much nice IDE
Hey AtW have you thought of going through all of MS software and removing all their error checking and abstraction. You will really speed things up in places and you could submit the changes as bug reports to MS.Comment
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