While testing the performance of Vim after applying my patch for
location lists and quickfix windows I discovered that :grep performs
much better than :cgetfile. Sometimes I performed ":grep e" in the
source directory of Vim, sometimes I called ":cgetfile e_list.txt"
(e_list.txt contained a previously prepared output of "grep e ..."). The
result was that it was always about 4 times faster to use :grep.

Does anyone know any quick and easy explanation for this behaviour? Is
this issue worth investigating?

PS The same obviously relates to :lgetfile vs :lgrep.

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Cheers,
Lech

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