Is there a rule of thumb one can use to compare how long a document takes to compile to pdf vs. html?
I have a large document, 22,200 pages in PDF. Compiling it using lualatex takes about 20-25 minutes. Compiling using make4ht and using mathjax mode, it takes over 6 hrs. Is this something to be expected? about 12 times longer? I would expect this to happen if I am using svg for images as before, but since I am using mathjax, I thought things should be faster. The command I use to compile to HTML is (all on one line) make4ht --shell-escape -ulm default -a debug -c nma_mathjax.cfg -e config.lua filename.tex "mathjax,htm,fn-in,4,notoc*,p-width,charset=utf-8" " -cunihtf -utf8" So split level is 4 above. The file is 80% math equations, and about 200-300 images. Using TL 2021, and I run the above on Ubuntu under the updated windows 10 Linux subsystem. I wonder if this has something to do with it or is this just the way how tex4ht works? The web page I am asking about above is this one https://www.12000.org/my_notes/solving_ODE/current_version/index.htm Thanks --Nasser
