Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Re: Slow loading in Windows 7

On Monday, 17 November 2014 15:57:23 UTC+2, Jack Donohue wrote:
> I have had a problem with slow loading (~ 5 seconds) in gvim on my Windows 7 computer.  I had the problem for a while, then it went away, now it's back for good apparently.
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> Running --startupgtime, the culprit is "GUI prepared"
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> 000.000  000.000: --- VIM STARTING ---
> 000.000  000.000: Allocated generic buffers
> 000.000  000.000: locale set
> 5260.000  5260.000: GUI prepared
> 5261.000  001.000: clipboard setup
> 5261.000  000.000: window checked
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> This doesn't happen on my other Win 7 machine (yet?) and I have no idea what causes this.  Has anyone else had a similar problem and determined the cause?  It's so annoying that I've started using plain vim for most things on that computer.
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> Jack

i honestly don't know what the problem might be there, but did you try timing it without a vimrc(if you are using one) or plugins?

sometime ago i read something about using a gvim instance that was built with visual studio as opposed to using the mingw build. i don't know if that will help. but it's also worth a try. i understand that the compiler isn't the issue since you mentioned that the startup time s much better on a different pc.

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