Friday, April 13, 2012

Re: How can I find which VIM plugin guilty for overloading my CPU

first try to reproduce the bug. This usually is hard. You must be
confident that you found the "cause" - that's why you have to work on
reproducing it.

way 1)
Remove plugins piecewise and retry. VAM is particular useful to do so.

way 2)
use vim -V20/tmp/log and see which plugins does much work (assuming its
viml causing the work and not python,ruby or a system command)

way 3)
assume its a vim bug, try to find out what is causing it by switching
off syntax, folding (whatever comes to your mind)
test vim vs gvim. Try older vim to find out whether its a new bug. Try
different operating system ..

Those ideas should help you getting started with debugging it.

Marc Weber

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