From: Earnie <ea...@us...> - 2010-11-26 20:08:38
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Andy Rushton wrote: >> I do have two questions: >> 1) When I start msys, or do a compile inside emacs, there's a very long >> pause, maybe about 30s or so. Is that normal? > > No, not for me. I get near-instant response. > There are too many variables that may cause this for one person and not another. Besides the physical local hardware there is the network interfaces for any mapped drive. If the physical drive of a mapped drive isn't available, it will sorely exacerbate the amount of time due to the number of retries and timeouts for each try for the connection establishment. You may be able to work around this by starting an MSYS shell while working in emacs so that the MSYS dll remains in memory and preventing the DLL initialization with each command. I've occasionally considered writing a persistent MSYS application just to add to the START folder but I don't have much need of it so have never gotten to it. -- Earnie -- http://www.for-my-kids.com |