Re: Startup time poll



On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 00:05:24 -0500, muppet <scott asofyet org> wrote:

First system (notebook, Sempron 3000+, 512 MB RAM, local display, Ubuntu Hoary):

* First run:
zefram rogue:/tmp $ ./gtk2-perl-startup-timer.pl

time to load Glib 1.072: 0,136s
time to load Gtk2 1.072: 0,392s
time for Gtk2->init:     0,031s
total startup time:      0,559s
   Glib built for 2.6.1, running with 2.6.1
   Gtk2 built for 2.6.1, running with 2.6.1

* Later runs
zefram rogue:/tmp $ ./gtk2-perl-startup-timer.pl

time to load Glib 1.072: 0,015s
time to load Gtk2 1.072: 0,052s
time for Gtk2->init:     0,023s
total startup time:      0,090s
   Glib built for 2.6.1, running with 2.6.1
   Gtk2 built for 2.6.1, running with 2.6.1

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Second system (desktop, Duron 1300, 256 MB RAM, local display, Debian unstable):
* First run:
wolverine:/tmp$ ./gtk2-perl-startup-timer.pl

time to load Glib 1.071: 0,035s
time to load Gtk2 1.071: 0,133s
time for Gtk2->init:     0,041s
total startup time:      0,209s
   Glib built for 2.4.7, running with 2.4.7
   Gtk2 built for 2.4.4, running with 2.4.4

* Later runs:
wolverine:/tmp$ ./gtk2-perl-startup-timer.pl

time to load Glib 1.071: 0,018s
time to load Gtk2 1.071: 0,064s
time for Gtk2->init:     0,027s
total startup time:      0,109s
   Glib built for 2.4.7, running with 2.4.7
   Gtk2 built for 2.4.4, running with 2.4.4

+++

Hope this helps,
 Emmanuele.

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