speed test data
| From: | Gabor Hojtsy | Date: | Sat, 09 Feb 2002 11:19:39 +0000 |
| Subject: | speed test data | ||
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Hi!
So here are my speed test numbers:
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FuncFancy:
first display: 120 - 170
subsequent refreshes: 40 - 60
FuncBare:
fisrt: 70 - 130
sub : 30 - 50
InnerBare:
first: 60 - 110
sub : 20 - 40
InnerFancy:
first: 150 - 200
sub: ~100
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date_gnz:
fisrt: 40 - 60
sub : 10 - 20
date_plain:
first: 30 - 40
sub: 10 - 20
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Conclusion: As expected, the Inner method is
quicker for a plain skin, where only a visible
setting need to be done, and no function calls.
The function based method however seems to
be quicker for a "designed skin", especially
as we see the refreshes.
The speed test made by Gonzalo are producing
small numbers IMHO because:
a) the content itself is not that much
b) there are external JS codes, may be
cached by IE
I actually made subsequent refresh test, because
we need to consider the IE cache effect, where
the new pages won't have to load the JS in, as
it will be in cache.
Our highest priority in speed is to make the included
skins (lo and hi) as fast as we can, and after then,
make the addon skins fast.
I think I'll make some files from Brendan's files,
with external JS code, and see how this speeds up
the processing.
BTW my test machine was an AMD 850 with 400MB RAM,
Win2k, included IE5.0
Goba