On Windows, ctags is somewhat slower and pygments is considerably slower. Is this something I should be looking at, or are other OSes comparable? For a test, just consider the C files from the 6.3.2 release:
=============================================== C:\test>bsdtar -xf global-6.3.2.tar.gz *.c C:\test>gtags C:\test>gtags --stat period elapsed[sec] ---------------------------------- ------------ Time of creating GTAGS and GRTAGS. 0.082 Time of flushing B-tree cache 0.106 ---------------------------------- ------------ The entire time 0.188 C:\test>gtags --stat --gtagslabel=ctags period elapsed[sec] ---------------------------------- ------------ Time of creating GTAGS and GRTAGS. 0.503 Time of flushing B-tree cache 0.088 ---------------------------------- ------------ The entire time 0.591 C:\test>gtags --stat --gtagslabel=pygments period elapsed[sec] ---------------------------------- ------------ Time of creating GTAGS and GRTAGS. 6.007 Time of flushing B-tree cache 0.138 ---------------------------------- ------------ The entire time 6.145 =============================================== (BTW, Python 2.7.8 & 3.4.2 were about the same, but 3.3.0 was another second slower.) -- Jason. _______________________________________________ Bug-global mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-global
