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bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many
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Lin Sun |
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bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many |
Date: |
Fri, 1 Nov 2024 18:15:23 +0000 |
How about this: I write some windows specific code only available on
the windows to cache the files for the load-path. It will NOT affect
other platforms. Like a flag "load-path-cache-expired 60" (nil/t) for
windows users who won't change path/files a lot, then Emacs can cache
the files list for path entries for 60 seconds. As I pasted, with the
files cache, it can reduce the startup time from ~16s to ~5s, and also
improve the running time performance. That will save a lot of emacs
windows users.
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Lin Sun, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Lin Sun, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Stefan Monnier, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Lin Sun, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Lin Sun, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many,
Lin Sun <=
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Lin Sun, 2024/11/02
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/11/02
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Stefan Monnier, 2024/11/01
- bug#41646: Startup in Windows is very slow when load-path contains many, Lin Sun, 2024/11/01