tamte
does anyone else see non-compiled for each to be much slower than Copy Stamp?
since it's not always possible to compile I think it's quite a big deal

jsmack
Is it just this example that is slow, or are real setups that aren't simply making a box each iteration slower also?

edward
OR perhaps tbbmalloc_proxy:

DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=$HFS/../Libraries/libtbbmalloc_proxy.dylib houdini

function houdini16() { 
 	echo "Using JEMALLOC" 
 	DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=$HFS/../Libraries/libjemalloc.1.dylib command houdini "$@" 
}
 
export -f houdini16

function houdini16() { 
	echo "Using tbbmalloc_proxy" 
	DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=$HFS/../Libraries/libtbbmalloc_proxy.dylib houdini 
}
export -f houdini16

jsmack

tamte
does anyone else see non-compiled for each to be much slower than Copy Stamp?
since it's not always possible to compile I think it's quite a big deal

Is it just this example that is slow, or are real setups that aren't simply making a box each iteration slower also?

Jedi Lion

jsmack

tamte
does anyone else see non-compiled for each to be much slower than Copy Stamp?
since it's not always possible to compile I think it's quite a big deal

Is it just this example that is slow, or are real setups that aren't simply making a box each iteration slower also?

I spent the weekend moving a copy stamp from a city builder into a compiled forloop on an 88core machine. Cook time went from ~15 min to 30 seconds for ~13,000 buildings with a combined total of 31 mil points.

vinyvince
Another case