On 03/27/2012 10:30 PM, Cor Nouws wrote:
Experienced with some daily build the last week(s) that initializing extensions on the first start is verry slow. Known ? Issue ?
On #libreoffice-dev:
Mar 19 16:55:09 <CorNouws> hi - initializing extensions for the first start takes longg (in daily Linux_x86 etc) Known, or should I file an issue ? Mar 19 17:37:19 <sberg> mmeeks, looks like Cor's "initializing extensions for the first start takes longg [sic]" is due to that sync() in ucb/source/ucp/file/shell.cxx (which, btw, I just pushed to -3-5, too) Mar 19 18:09:42 <mmeeks> sberg: oh ! :-) Mar 19 18:10:00 <mmeeks> sberg: I'd be amazed if a few fsync's take longer than starting Java ;-) Mar 19 18:10:15 <mmeeks> but possibly we're going sync-crazy ;-) 10ms per fsync, do we really do 100 of them ? Mar 19 18:12:02 <mmeeks> sberg: is there an issue number ? Mar 19 18:12:19 <mmeeks> I get 93 fsync's on 1st-start, seems a bit extreme but ... Mar 19 18:12:24 <sberg> mmeeks, for my --enable-ext-whatever build I saw quite a number of fsyncs on startup (should be much less if you have only the few bundled extensions; can be many more if you have lots of shared ones) Mar 19 18:12:29 <mmeeks> I lie, 142 ;-) Mar 19 18:12:44 <mmeeks> on 2nd start - none in the startup path I think. Mar 19 18:12:56 <mmeeks> sberg: is there a bug # ? Mar 19 18:13:09 <mmeeks> sberg: [ and thanks for the back-port - you make a lot of Ubuntu users happy ;-] Mar 19 18:13:14 <sberg> mmeeks, issue number: no idea, Cor asked here about an hour ago (and left meanwhile)
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