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On Mon, Jan 15, 2001 at 12:14:58PM -0500, Earnie Boyd wrote: >I just wanted to praise you for speeding up Cygwin. It's at least 15 >percent faster or more. In my timing tests I currently get a faster >initial output from `ls --color -l /bin' than I do in repeating the >command. I once had an initial timing of .65 seconds user time on an >initial display; this was after having exited Cygwin processes, did some >Netscape work, read some email and then restarted a Cygwin process. Wow, thanks. Where is cygwin faster? Is this a recent change is the snapshot faster than 1.1.7? Or is 1.1.7 faster than 1.1.4? I did add some code to read to bypass signal interruption if there were no signal handlers present which should have some speed improvements but that was added in 1.1.6. I also just implemented SA_RESTART but I don't that would have an effect on anything since it requires a reconfiguration and recompilation. DJ also did some performance analysis and targetted some areas that needed tweaking. This should have shown up in 1.1.6. I was never certain that there was a clear improvement, though, or I would have announced this as a 1.1.6 change. cgf
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