How to optimize shell scripts

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How to optimize shell scripts #709

Open leemgs opened 3 years ago

leemgs commented 3 years ago

As we all know, the shell (e.g., bash) script is easy-to-use and portable. However, at this time, we need to think about the overhead of the complex shell statements.

So, we need to find an appropriate technique to do not generate a system overhead of the server.

TODO

Survey latest papers from the top-tier SE conferences (e.g., ASE, ICSE, FSE)
Communicate this issue at the popular open-source community

taos-ci commented 3 years ago

:octocat: cibot: Thank you for posting issue #709. The person in charge will reply soon.

myungjoo commented 3 years ago

Do shell scripts really incur noticeable overheads?

kparichay commented 3 years ago

@leemgs Can you please describe the overhead you are talking about? Is it related to the fork done with subshells or just optimization of certain shell-based operations used in TAOS-CI?