On 11/26/18 1:29 PM, Martijn Dekker wrote:
> I've noticed bash-5.0beta is quite a bit faster than bash-4.4 in running a
> lot of pure shell code. Good news.
>
> One optimisation that isn't done yet: if a subshell function like
>
> f() (foo)
>
> is used in a command substitution, it forks twi
I've noticed bash-5.0beta is quite a bit faster than bash-4.4 in running
a lot of pure shell code. Good news.
One optimisation that isn't done yet: if a subshell function like
f() (foo)
is used in a command substitution, it forks twice. I would like it if it
could be optimised to elim
