On Jan 12, 3:19 pm, Jeroen Demeyer <jdeme...@cage.ugent.be> wrote:
> Running sage -startuptime for various Sage versions 20 times on
> sage.math.washington.edu and taking the average, then doing several
> of these runs and taking the minimum yielded:
>
> VERSION SECONDS
> 4.4 1.2025
> 4.4.3 1.2956
> 4.5.2 1.3026
> 4.5.3 1.3165
> 4.6 1.4462
> 4.6.1 1.4440
>
> Currently, the test sage/tests/startup.py fails very often which is
> quite annoying. Currently the limit is set to 1.5s, William suggested
> to increase it to 2s (and he really wants to keep that test). I could
> do this in 4.6.1.
Can you make this temporary, going back to 1.5s for Sage 5? Something
like
from sage.misc.banner import version_dict
if version_dict()['major'] < 5:
time = 2.0
else
time = 1.5 (or 1.3? we should try to improve things.)
... then compare the startup time to the value of 'time' ...
This way there is some motivation to fix the startuptime problem and
we don't just forget about it.
--
John
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