[OS X Emacs] Aquamacs 1.4 RC2 performance
David Reitter
david.reitter at gmail.com
Wed Jun 11 02:49:11 EDT 2008
On 11 Jun 2008, at 03:10, Avdi Grimm wrote:
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> Without looking at the code I know that it is, at the least, doing an
> 'ls' or equivalent each time you go up or down directories while
> finding a file. Is there any change that might have drastically
> slowed down directory IO?
I know of no such change: certainly not on the level of Aquamacs.
It's possible that a change to Emacs 22 has caused this.
Please investigate. Enable "Enter Debugger on Quit", then start an
operation within find-file and ido-mode that will lead to a "wait",
then press C-g while you wait. Have a look at what's happening at the
moment.
It may be helpful to do this a couple of times to see if it's
consistent.
Also, try the GNU Emacs build from the Aquamacs web site (nightly
builds), or at least start Aquamacs with -Q.
Btw, I can't reproduce: everything is fast and zippy for me.
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