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Stephan Mueller schrieb am 2001-10-08, 14:59:

>There is no nt dir command file.  It's a built-in in the standard NT
>shell cmd.exe.  To run dir under a cygwin bash, you might try something
>like
>$ cmd /c dir
>
>Hope this helps; I'm keen to see speedups in this area myself, because
>ls can be very slow if I'm connected to my work network, especially over
>a comparatively slow link from home.
>stephan();

Ah, I see.  
Ok. Now I can compare the ls runs with cmd builtin command.
BTW, builtin commands should be faster...that is why they are builtin.

Unfortunately the time command doesn't show times of windows processes.
I will have to write a little benchmark script.  
Maybe someone has one written?  
Also a pointer to a website would be helpful.

Gerrit


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