On 12/06/2013 03:25, Charles E Campbell wrote:
Mike Williams wrote:
So with my setup, nerdtree takes a while to start in large directory
of files, such as VIM's src directory. On Windows the profiler shows
a large amount of time is being spent in the CRT's isalnum(),
isalpha() and islower() internals, coping with locale handling.
With vim 7.3.1169, using netrw and tree listing style:
src/ djinni? time vi -c "e ." -c "q"
real 0m0.36s
user 0m0.16s
sys 0m0.03s
(vi is aliased to gvim)
Sorry, not quite sure what your point is. You may just have a faster
machine than I. Unix CRT may behave differently in this case (can't see
anything obvious in VIM code base to indicate different locale setup).
FWIW I invoke NERDTree with gvim -c NERDTree -c q and I have gvim
configured to open as a full size window. Switching to vim (i.e. in a
console) makes no difference to the profile results. This seems like a
definite win for Windows performance wise.
TTFN
Mike
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