[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #52809] interpreter performance is slow on development branch

[John W. Eaton]

Follow-up Comment #21, bug #52809 (project octave):

There is a clock_gettime replacement in gnulib, so we should use a wrapper for
that function if we decide to change.  On systems where clock_gettime is
missing, gnulib calls gettimeofday.

I don't think filling in two values in a struct is a big issue, so I don't see
a problem with having a C++ class to encapsulate the results.  The overhead of
calling a DEFUN-defined function in Octave is always going to be much larger
than that, no matter what we do.

But anyway, yes, any problems with cputime should be a different bug report.


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