Xzgrep is twice as fast with dash versus bash
Xzgrep is twice as fast with dash versus bash
In the CentOS world, a shell script written by "Charles Levert" has been extended as the compressed grep for (gzip/bzip2/xz) as /bin/(zgrep/bzgrep/xzgrep); variants of this script are bundled in their respective packages. The dash shell, available in EPEL for CentOS, appears to specifically speed up xzgrep considerably when altered from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/dash. In my testing on a 32-bit platform under xargs, a search of 14k files of 20M total size runs in half the time. Do others see this performance increase? Is this another tangible benefit for Debian/Ubuntu moving the system shell from bash to their Almquist shell derivative?
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