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Is there a performance difference between running essentially the same spec checking via instrumentation, vs. via :pre
?
For a general spec, I have no idea. For a very specific very simple spec of checking whether some clojure.set functions are given arguments return true for the predicate set?
or not, there is a pretty big performance difference I measured, with measurements given starting in about the second screenful of the README for this project: https://github.com/jafingerhut/funjible
nice one! But my question was focused on instrumentation vs :pre. Guess I can try it myself though