So if I get this right, significant speedup for rosmake could be achieved
by replacing yaml.load() with yaml.load(..., Loader=yaml.CLoader) and
yaml.dump with cPickle.dump
Does anyone have the time to investigate whether this also gets us
significant improvements for any of the other yaml-bound packages that
we use?
Such as:
rostopic
rosservice
rosbag
rosmsg
rosparam
roslaunch
rospy
actionlib
dynamic_reconfigure
rosdoc
At least for rosbag, I seem to remember seeing complaints about speed on
answers.ros.org, that could of course be related to something different
entirely.
On 20.02.2013 17:48, Patrick Goebel wrote:
> I am happy to report that rosmake under Groovy (Debian install) is now
> much faster. A stack that used to take 149 seconds (2 minutes 29
> seconds) to build now takes only 22 seconds which is 6x faster than
> before.
>
> If I am reading the bug reports correctly (#218
> <https://github.com/ros/rosdep/issues/218> and #222
> <https://github.com/ros/rosdep/pull/222>), thanks goes to Timo Röhling
> for the patch and Tully for the merge.
>
> --patrick
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