> Starting after I upgraded to VisDev 2010 and applied a couple of the recent
> patches for Win7 yesterday and today, my Vim is very slow to load when
> launched from my windows shortcut. However, it's very fast if I launch
> from a Cygwin command line.
>
> I found the threads on scripts and other startup time issues, as well as
> using --startuptime. The scripts seem unlikely to be a problem - they
> haven't changed and the same install runs fine from Cygwin command line
> startup. I went ahead and nuked _viminfo - but that didn't help. So I ran
> both the Win32 shortcut and Cygwin command line with the --startuptime
> option. When I compare them there are a lot of differences - many (but not
> all) of the .vim file sources run a lot slower (increases of hundreds to
> thousands of msecs), and 'starting GUI' jumps from almost nothing (030.000)
> to the worst single offender (6625.000).
>
> Any ideas on how I can track down what's up and (hopefully) fix it?
>
Does your Windows shortcut run a cygwin gvim? I'm not sure where
cygwin fits into this picture, otherwise.
You do know there is a native Vim installer for Windows, right?
I'm wondering if the extra startup time for the shortcut might have to
do with starting the cygwin environment or something. Really you've
given almost zero detail as to what your setup is.
What options do you pass Vim? What version of Vim are you running? Are
you launching the same Vim executable from your shortcut as from
cygwin? If not, is it the same version? Do they use the same startup
files?
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