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Folco:
Hi,

I use two versions of C::B :
- nightly 7075 under Win XP Pro SP3 (32b)
- current SVN under Kubuntu (64b)

I am currently on a new project which is about ~15 files (this is a C project, but I got same behavior with other projects, like assembly or C++ programs).
When I open this project under Win and nux, it take about 1/10 second under Win, and perhaps 5 seconds under nux. Why is there such a great difference ? I have always noticed that, but didn't asked about that. Any idea ? Is there a way to speed up opening time under Linux ?

(hmmm, the topic title should be "Time used to open a project"...)

stahta01:
The Linux Folks Un-Install all the plugins they do not use; because it takes noticeable time to load the disabled plugins under Linux.
No idea if that is your problem.

Note: I would try to disable/uninstall Code Completion first.

Tim S

oBFusCATed:
I have a workspace with 5+ project it opens for 1-2 seconds.
The cb project opens for 1-2 seconds, too.

Try disabling some of the plugins. Starting with CC.

p.s. is it slow the second time you open it?

Folco:
Ok, thanks for your answers. Indeed, I compile by hand under Linux, and I perform a ./configure --with-contrib-plugins=all. I'll try only with the plugins I really use, then I will try disabling CC.

I'm currently under Win, but I test soon.

Folco:
My internet was down yesterday, so I didn't recompile, but what I can say is that :
- the second time I open a project, the time used is the same than the first one
- disabling CC doesn't change anything

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