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[20:34] <iKlsR> hello
[20:35] <iKlsR> Is there any way to speed up jython from cmdline? I grabbed the standalone and ran it with a test file jython-stan.. test.py
[20:35] <iKlsR> It took nearly 6 seconds, or am I doing something wrong?
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[20:47] <agronholm> iKlsR: it IS slow
[20:47] <iKlsR> agronholm: D:
[20:48] <agronholm> still, there is something that you can do to speed up imports at least
[20:48] <agronholm> turn off caching -- that way you lose wilcard imports from java packages though
[20:49] <agronholm> JYTHON_OPTS="-Dpython.cachedir.skip=true"
[20:49] <iKlsR> ah, thanks
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