On Thu, 8 Sept 2022 at 17:51, Kennedy, Marcus A. <Marcus.Kennedy@rocket.com> wrote:
From: vim_use@googlegroups.com <vim_use@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of A. S. Budden
Sent: Thursday, September 8, 2022 9:44 AM
> On my work PCs, gvim seems to take an incredibly long time to start up, sometimes as much as 90 seconds.
Is this a PC that is attached to a network that has IT governing HOMEDRIVE?
It is on a PC, but IT aren't controlling the $VIM directory
> In timecost1.txt, we have:
4579.000 030.000 030.000: sourcing $VIM\_gvimrc
42416.000 37840.000: starting GUI
Reason being, 5 seconds was to open $VIM\_gvimrc (which, on my computer is %HOMEDRIVE%\_vimrc). If you have latency when accessing %HOMEDRIVE% perhaps that is your issue?
$VIM is c:\vim. I have the vim binaries installed in c:\vim; the runtime files are in c:\vim\runtime and my configuration is in c:\vim\vimfiles. c:\vim\_vimrc and c:\vim\_gvimrc each have one line in them: `runtime vimrc` / `runtime gvimrc`, which causes vim to read the vimrc/gvimrc file in c:\vim\vimfiles. The folder c:\vim\vimfiles is under (mercurial) version control, hence wanting the configuration files in there rather than in the folder above.
The C: drive is a local SSD, so it seems unlikely that it would be the cause of the delay (although who knows what extra slow-downs the IT department have introduced!)
Al
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