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Pablo,
Here's my quick list of ideas to generate gigantic images...
The easiest way to fill the image quickly is to load huge packages that
can also generate tons of data. The firsts that come to mind are Moose,
Roassal, Seaside, BioSmalltalk, PolyMath, Marea, Magma (not
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Thanks for your quick & detailed answer Pablo!
I have a big list of ideas, all I need to do now is to type my notes! I
wasn't sure if you wanted to test performance of a specific part/aspect
of Pharo/VM hence my question to clarify all that!
Is there any preferred image
Hi Benoit,
the main idea as always is to have better tests.
We have seen that Pharo, and many users reported, that Pharo does not
behaves correctly in some cases when handling large images. When I
take about large images, I am talking about images with a lot of code
and/or with a lot of data (yes
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Just read that announcement
(https://pharoweekly.wordpress.com/2020/01/29/ann-large-image-generator/)
on Pharo Weekly.
Anyone knows more about the precise goal of that project? What is the
exact purpose of those images and what are we trying to test? Garbage
collection
