Re: How to show which files loaded on startup?

[Kevin Rodgers <kevin.d.rodgers@gmail.com>]

Colin S. Miller wrote:
> ranchlan wrote:
>> I am having problems with emacs taking a very long time to start (for
>> environment info see end of post). When I start it in a terminal
>> windows (nox) I get the "F1 *scratch*" screen right away but it takes
>> me about 70 seconds before the screen allows me to enter anything.
>>
>> However, when I start emacs with the "-q" option it starts instantly
>> (under one second). So, it appears that the slowness is due to
>> some .el or .elc file that emacs is loading when it starts.
>>
>> I looked around and removed all the the files I thought might be
>> causing the problem but to no avail. So, what I would like to see is
>> exactly _which_ files emacs is loading when it starts.
>>
>> How can I generate such a list?
>>
>> Environment information:
>> Debian Etch, GNU Emacs 21.4.1
> 
> C-h v features RET
> will give a list of the features loaded.
> This is a .el or .elc, if it called  'provide.
> 
> M-: (feature-file 'foo) RET
> will tell you which file provided feature "foo"
> 
> It will be in one of the directories listed in
> C-h v load-path RET
> but I can't find an easy way to determine which one it is.
> 
> HTH,
> Colin S. Miller

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