John A Meinel wrote:
> Matt Nordhoff wrote:
>> Matt Nordhoff wrote:
>>> I wonder how much of an impact interning the stringified revnos would
>>> have? They're tiny, but they add up, and most of them are duplicates...
>> Although interning them when they're unmarshalled will lead to one ugly
>> list comprehension...
>
> as_st(x).intern()
>
> isn't all that bad.
>
> st(as_st(x[0]).intern(), as_st(x[1]).intern(),
> as_st(x[2]).intern()).intern()
>
> Isn't great, but it isn't terrible, either.
>
> John
> =:->
Yeah, but interning the individual items in the tuples would be.
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John A Meinel wrote: x[0]).intern( ), as_st(x[ 1]).intern( ), 2]).intern( )).intern( )
> Matt Nordhoff wrote:
>> Matt Nordhoff wrote:
>>> I wonder how much of an impact interning the stringified revnos would
>>> have? They're tiny, but they add up, and most of them are duplicates...
>> Although interning them when they're unmarshalled will lead to one ugly
>> list comprehension...
>
> as_st(x).intern()
>
> isn't all that bad.
>
> st(as_st(
> as_st(x[
>
> Isn't great, but it isn't terrible, either.
>
> John
> =:->
Yeah, but interning the individual items in the tuples would be.
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