benchmarks.txt in faster_rubygems-0.9.2 vs benchmarks.txt in faster_rubygems-0.11.1

@@ -1,7 +1,11 @@
-whichr whichr benchmarks (best time seen):
+Benchmarks against normal rubygems and gem_prelude in 1.9 (its normal)
 
+
+
+benchmarks runing [$ whichr whichr] (the whichr gem just behaves like the "which" command in Linux), best time seen:
+
 mingw 1.8 
 
   normal rubygems
     0.77
 
@@ -20,52 +24,71 @@
     0.19
     
   faster_rubygems without cache:
     0.50  
 
-jruby, faster_rubygems with "full load path"
+jruby, 1.8 mode
 
-  faster_rubygems without cache:
+  normal rubygems:
+    2.31
+
+  faster_rubygems without cache (deleted the cache file temporarily to force it to not use it):
     1.15
     
   faster_rubygems with cache:
     1.11
     
-  normal rubygems:
-    2.31
     
-    
-    
-rails 3 [ $ ruby script\rails runner -e production "puts 3" ]
+rails 2.3.8 [ $ ruby script\runner -e production "puts 3" ] 
+    Unfortunately rails requires a load of full rubygems.  So currently faster_rubygems doesn't help it much.
 
-unfortunately with rails 3 currently it loads "full rubygems" no matter what, which is the thing we were trying to avoid.
+faster_require (other gem) seems to help, however.
 
 1.9
-    faster_rubygems with cache[RUBYOPT=-rfaster_rubygems --disable-gems]:
-      11.26
+    normal gem_prelude[RUBYOPT=]
+      20.85
+
+    faster_rubygems without cache [RUBYOPT=-rfaster_rubygems]
+      20.7
+
+    faster_rubygems with cache [RUBYOPT=-rfaster_rubygems --disable-gems]:
+      12.10
       
-    faster_rubygems without cache [RUBYOPT=-rfaster_rubygems]:
-      13.73
+    normal gem_prelude, with faster_require gem [RUBYOPT=-rfaster_require]:
+      8.93
       
-    normal rubygems (with gem prelude [straight ruby]):
-      13.88
+    faster_rubygems, without cache, with faster_require [RUBYOPT=-rfaster_rubygems -rfaster_require]:
+      8.99 
       
-    normal rubygems (ruby --disable-gems):
-      10.41
+           * recommend this configuration for ruby 1.9 and rails.
+      
+    faster_rubygems, with cache [RUBYOPT=--disable-gems -rfaster_rubygems -rfaster_require]
+      fail (gotta fix that, then will probably be fastest option)
+    
+1.8
 
-rails 2.3.8 [ $ ruby script\runner -e production "puts 3" ]
+  normal rubygems:
+    6.54
+  
+  faster_rubygems without cache:
+    6.12
+    
+  faster_rubygems with cache:
+    6.48
+    
+  normal rubygems, faster_require:
+    3.53
+    
+  faster_rubygems with cache and with faster_require (have to use it as require 'faster_require')
+    2.97
       
-1.9
-    faster_rubygems with cache[RUBYOPT=-rfaster_rubygems --disable-gems]:
-      12.4
-      
+       * recommend this configuration, which means you'll have to add a require 'faster_require' to your rails script at the beginning, like in boot.rb
     
+  faster_rubygems without cache and with faster_require
+    3.31
 
     
-lacking:
-  rails benchmarks, faster_require for everybody...
-  
 TODO:
- jruby spawning itself was *so slow* it seemed (timer.rb)
-  
- only regenerate appropriate cache files after gem installs...
- only cache lib filenames, not spec files, et al...
+ jruby spawning itself was *so slow* it seemed (timer.rb)  
+ only regenerate appropriate cache files after gem installs...I guess.
+ only cache lib filenames, not spec files, et al...
+ chmod after create (check if necessary first)
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