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Do you think it would be interesting to add a rinohtype benchmark to pyperformance? rinohtype is a pure-Python (PDF) document renderer with a limited set of dependencies (unless you want to use it as a Sphinx builder, which pulls in many more).
Performance was my main worry when implementing rinohtype in Python. While rendering speed is acceptable, I think it is still much slower than TeX for example, so it can benefit from a faster CPython or PyPy. I haven't benchmarked recently, but last time I tested PyPy it managed to outperform CPython by 25%.
If you think it would be a worthwhile addition to the set of benchmarks, I can provide one.
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Do you think it would be interesting to add a rinohtype benchmark to pyperformance? rinohtype is a pure-Python (PDF) document renderer with a limited set of dependencies (unless you want to use it as a Sphinx builder, which pulls in many more).
Performance was my main worry when implementing rinohtype in Python. While rendering speed is acceptable, I think it is still much slower than TeX for example, so it can benefit from a faster CPython or PyPy. I haven't benchmarked recently, but last time I tested PyPy it managed to outperform CPython by 25%.
If you think it would be a worthwhile addition to the set of benchmarks, I can provide one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: