On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Pavel Sanda <[email protected]> wrote: > Michael Joyner wrote: > > Old LyX, -e pdf2: ~ 53 seconds, multiple runs, timed using /usr/bin/time > -p > > New LyX, -e pdf2: ~ 78 seconds, multiple runs, timed using /usr/bin/time > -p > > > > If I export to pdflatex, then run pdflatex, these are the associated > > pdflatex timings: > > > > Old pdflatex: ~ 13 seconds, multiple runs, timed using /usr/bin/time -p > > New pdflatex: ~ 8 seconds, multiple runs, timed using /usr/bin/time -p > > looking again on the numbers, when rescaling pdflatex part we get > 13*6 =78 > 8 *6 =48 > which is very near to the 78/53 fraction. so the issue has most > probably only little to do with lyx speed itself. either pdflatex > goes more slowly or .tex file produced is more complicated. > (pdflatex is not part of lyx...) >
Incorrect. Here are the export timings (3 each in a row) to create the *.tex files: Old LyX, -e pdflatex: 29.56, 29.60, 30.21 New LyX, -e pdflatex: 61.22, 62.56, 59.28
