[Monotone-devel] fun graphs

[Nathaniel Smith]

If anyone wants to see silly graphs, Walter Landry's CodeCon slides
are online:
  http://superbeast.ucsd.edu/~landry/ArX/codecon/codecon.sxi
  http://superbeast.ucsd.edu/~landry/ArX/codecon/img0.html
(NB: he gets the "lines of code" wrong for monotone (it's actually
~24000), and for darcs (I'm not sure what it actually is, but
sloccount doesn't grok literate haskell, so it counts chunks of the
manual as being source).)

He also mentioned in private mail:
  Also, one thing that might not be obvious from the plots.  For the
  "Time to update from a revision", the times at revision 1100 go to 3
  seconds (svk) or less than 1 second (everything else) except monotone,
  which takes about 30 seconds.

I've asked him if his timing scripts are available.

-- Nathaniel

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