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[Linux] Slower performance on opening than under wine

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Jenna:
What output do you get from
--- Code: ---wx-config --list
--- End code ---

EDIT

I just compile a 32 version with the same environment, I use for my nightlies, or do you need a 64-bit version ?

I will upload the deb's to a seperate folder on my server, so you can download what you need.
If you have a self-compiled version running on your system, you might need to run "make uninstall" before installing the deb's.

libfab:
~$ wx-config --list

    Default config is gtk2-ansi-release-2.8

  Default config will be used for output


after I installed all libwx.*2.8.*ansi packages with apt-get.

Jenna:
You should use unicode-build of wxWidgets.

C::B is normally build against unicode wxWidgets on all platforms except for win98 (what is not officially supported as far as I know).

Jenna:
I just uploaded an aui-test-build (32- and 64-bit) to my server: http://apt.jenslody.de/aui-test/ .
As usual build for debian and against wxWidgets 2.8.9 from apt.wxwidgets.org.

Due to a change in the debian package-layout, you need to run the following command for a full install (including contrib-plugins, but without C::B and wxSmith development-files):

--- Quote ---sudo dpkg -i codeblocks-contrib_8.02svn5543_amd64.deb codeblocks_8.02svn5543_amd64.deb codeblocks-contrib-common_8.02svn5543_all.deb codeblocks-common_8.02svn5543_all.deb libcodeblocks0_8.02svn5543_amd64.deb libwxsmithlib0_8.02svn5543_amd64.deb wxsmith-dev_8.02svn5543_amd64.deb wxsmith-contrib-dev_8.02svn5543_amd64.deb wxsmith-headers_8.02svn5543_all.deb wxsmith-contrib-headers_8.02svn5543_all.deb
--- End quote ---

For 32-bit systems all occurrences of "amd64" have to be replaced with "i386" of course.

libfab:
Hi Jens,
thanks a lot, I appreciate.
Your new debian build is markedly faster, it opens the workspace at 88s, yet this remains slightly above wine codeblocks.exe, at 76s, so I suspect there still is room for progress.
I did not find a unicode build of wx under either kubuntu repos or even wx apt repo. D'you have a link somewhere on how to build unicode?
I'll be trying a g++-4.4 (recently released as stable) unicode build in a wild attempt to beat wine...
System was:

CPUs Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad  CPU   Q9550  @ 2.83GHz
L2 cache 6144 KB
RAM 2GB

Cheers,
Fab
PS: afterthought: monitoring with gkrellm of the 4 CPUs shows non-optimal usage of CPU power.

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