Re: Emacs 24.0.94.1 slow to load on OS X

[jreeseue <jreeseue@gmail.com>]

So, as requested I've done a reboot, retested, and examined MenuMeters. What
I've found is that after a fresh reboot this is the time to open emacs:
20:56@legolas:~$ time emacs -Q -l /usr/share/emacs/22.1/site-lisp/subdirs.el
-f "save-buffers-kill-terminal"

real	0m1.546s
user	0m0.456s
sys	0m0.071s

This is the nslookup time:
20:57@legolas:~$ time nslookup apple.com
Server:		192.168.1.254
Address:	192.168.1.254#53

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:	apple.com
Address: 17.149.160.49
Name:	apple.com
Address: 17.172.224.47


real	0m0.071s
user	0m0.006s
sys	0m0.023s

All of this was gathered with the following memory information: 
Memory Usage:
1,833.3 MB used, 6,357.0 MB free, 8,190MB total
Memory Pages:
710.1MB active, 1,123.2MB wired
108.9MB inactive, 6,248.1MB free
VM Statistics:
42,361 pageins, 0 pageouts
21,222 cache lookups, 9 cache hits (0.0%)
1,083,315 page faults, 43,046 copy-on-writes
Swap Files:
1 encrypted swap file present in /private/var/vm
1 swap file at peak usage
64MB total swap space (0MB used)

As a side note, I haven't experienced any lag when using emacs 22. The only
reason I upgraded was because emacs 22 wasn't doing syntax highlighting on
comments in Java. If there is a easy way to change this I would happily go
back to emacs 22 hopefully bring this to an end :)

Thanks again for all your help!

Peter Dyballa wrote:
> 
> 
> Am 5.3.2012 um 17:08 schrieb jreeseue:
> 
>> 16:00@legolas:~$ time nslookup apple.com
>> Server:		129.215.70.239
>> Address:	129.215.70.239#53
>> 
>> Non-authoritative answer:
>> Name:	apple.com
>> Address: 17.149.160.49
>> Name:	apple.com
>> Address: 17.172.224.47
>> 
>> 
>> real	0m1.018s
>> user	0m0.009s
>> sys	0m0.005s
> 
> 
> No, that's probably not a network problem! The user and system times are
> as short as one would assume. The issue is with the real time used, from
> pressing RET until some text appeared on screen. This time is 1 sec too
> long, i.e., by a factor of 70.
> 
> Could be you're missing some GB of RAM and your Mac is constantly
> swapping. Little tools like MenuMeters or iStat menus could display in the
>  menu bar what's going on. In /private/var/vm the system stores the swap
> files. An easy check is to reboot your Mac, not opening any unnecessary
> applications, and then launching GNU Emacs.
> 
> 
> Launching GNU Emacs your way is not the correct way. Check fast with
> 'emacs --help'! Instead of
> 
> 	emacs .emacs -f "save-buffers-kill-terminal"
> 
> you could use
> 
> 	emacs -q -l <some file with ELisp code> -f "save-buffers-kill-terminal"
> 
> or
> 
> 	emacs -Q -l <some file with ELisp code> -f "save-buffers-kill-terminal"
> 
> 
> --
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