rlarabee.89652
2005-10-04, 09:12 PM
Has anyone noticed a slowdown in executing lisp in 2006?
Had occasion to generate a pipeline map using a lisp routine with a looping "while" statement using read-line to get coordinates and other data from a .prn. The .prn source files were pretty long, but I was truly surprised when the first run took nearly 8 hours. Adding insult to injury, there was an error in my loop. We had recently upgraded from 2002, and 2002 is still running on my computer. HMMM. So, acting on that hunch I made my simple correction, and set out to re-run the guilty file in 2002. Took less than 5 minutes to run.
Other pertinent info: Upgraded to MAP as well as 2006.
Comments? Suggestions? Has anyone else had a similar experience?
Note: I have NOT noticed this in the "simple stuff" one normally runs on a day-to-day basis. I suspect it's slower, but not glaringly so.
I know most folks don't wait to upgrade like that, since there is no longer a cost saving associated with doing so. Not my decision.
Had occasion to generate a pipeline map using a lisp routine with a looping "while" statement using read-line to get coordinates and other data from a .prn. The .prn source files were pretty long, but I was truly surprised when the first run took nearly 8 hours. Adding insult to injury, there was an error in my loop. We had recently upgraded from 2002, and 2002 is still running on my computer. HMMM. So, acting on that hunch I made my simple correction, and set out to re-run the guilty file in 2002. Took less than 5 minutes to run.
Other pertinent info: Upgraded to MAP as well as 2006.
Comments? Suggestions? Has anyone else had a similar experience?
Note: I have NOT noticed this in the "simple stuff" one normally runs on a day-to-day basis. I suspect it's slower, but not glaringly so.
I know most folks don't wait to upgrade like that, since there is no longer a cost saving associated with doing so. Not my decision.