windows 10
zxq9
zxq9@REDACTED
Thu Feb 13 03:07:49 CET 2020
On 2020/02/13 7:53, Sam Overdorf wrote:
> I recently upgraded from windows 7 to window 10.
>
> Now for some reason it takes a long time for "erl" to start.
>
> Any ideas about what is different on windows 10.
How slow are we talking? 2~3 seconds, or longer?
I've noticed that erl.exe starts much slower on Windows (~2s) than Linux
(0.1~0.4s), but from what I've seen it is about the same on both Windows
7 and 10. I'm not sure why the Windows build is so much slower, though.
I haven't had any users complain, but my particular case is a bit more
sensitive to slowish startup times (running client-side code using ZX or
Vapor to launch it) than the case of running back-end systems that start
once and run forever.
This seems to happen with several other programs as well, though, so it
seems like Windows users are conditioned to it -- though I certainly
wish the situation could be improved (I also wish for cross-platform
audio and video lib bindings, and a build of erl.exe that doesn't *have*
to open a Windows console when it is run, but I digress...).
-Craig
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