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Hello,
creating a new objects is quite fast, but i wonder, what if it could
be made even faster
for objects of fixed size (not variable sized ones) by using a #clone
primitive instead of #basicNew?
The trick to use #clone is, that we can keep a 'sample' in class
instance variable:
Mytestclass class
instanceVariableNames: 'sample'
Mytestclass class>>initialize
sample := self basicNew
and then:
Mytestclass class>>new
^ sample clone initialize
The problem, that i can't make a benchmark , which could really tell
the difference between those two ways,
so we could be 100% sure what is faster.
Any ideas how to bench it?
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Best regards,
Igor Stasenko AKA sig.
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