Follow up to an old thread, Corinna wrote this: > Forth, by not trusting Cygwin to do the right thing and adding a lot > of unnecessary code for each single ACL, you slow down ls(1) even more > on Cygwin, which already gets a beating for being slow.
Did anyone consider doing the directory lookups piece by piece, as async requests? Each time read and process a bit of the directory listing, while the filesystem requests for the next bits run as Windows async requests? That would promote at least parallelism, instead of doing it serially like now. Aurélien -- Aurélien Couderc <aurelien.couderc2...@gmail.com> Big Data/Data mining expert, chess enthusiast
