Here are all the things I've tried with *no success* yet.
0) Killed almost all buffers leaving the bare minimum -- couple
of hsells,
1) turned off global-font-lock verified that
global-font-lock-mode is nil
2) turned off stealth jit locking with
jit-lock-stealth-time set to nil
I performed each of these in sequence and observed that if I went
away from the keyboard for a few minutes, returning to the
machine saw it pegged at 1.0.
This is a really nasty one to chase down!
>>>>> "Stefan" == Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> From time to time emacs starts utilizing 100% of cpu
>>> time. Sometimes it falls
>> back to normal usage for some seconds, but it always
>> catches up again.
Stefan>
>> Emacs stays responsible and the only indication is that my
>> fan is running all the time, thus I'm not sure since when
>> I have this problem. And I don't find a way to reproduce
>> the bug. The only thing I would say is that it
>> subjectively happens earlier, if network apps like gnus
>> and circe are running.
Stefan>
Stefan> Does (setq jit-lock-stealth-time nil) fix it?
Stefan>
Stefan>
Stefan> Stefan
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