Re: Emacs Bazaar repository

[David Kastrup]

Thien-Thi Nguyen <address@hidden> writes:

> () dhruva <address@hidden>
> () Thu, 13 Mar 2008 13:34:56 +0530
>
>    IMHO, the performance aspects must be considered seriously.
>
> If performance can't be engineered into the entire system, the
> usual (serious) way to do it is to use hierarchy to partially
> separate the slow parts from the fast parts.
>
>  CPU <-> L[1...n]-CACHE <-> MEMORY <-> DISK <-> NETWORK
>
> Here, CPU can spin as fast as it wants.  It is not limited by
> speeds between other elements of the hierarchy, apart from
> L1-CACHE, and yet can (if All Goes Well :--) conduct useful
> dialogue w/ NETWORK anyway.
>
> I think a similar arrangement is best for my case:
>
>  ttn <-> git <-> bzr <-> address@hidden
>
> Since i cannot make bzr faster, i do my local spinning w/ Git.
> Presently, i'm still (half-heartedly) searching for the git/bzr
> gateway, hoping someone will post a url...

There is something called tailor or taylor.

-- 
David Kastrup