[ECB-list] Strange Performance Problem Opening ECB Windows

[Chris Gordon-Smith]

Hello All

I'm having a performance problem with ECB since I upgraded to Debian 7
(Wheezy). First I navigate to a file in the directories buffer - no
problem. If I then close the ECB windows and then try to re-open them,
it takes ages for the re-open (sometimes up to 15 seconds). Closing the
ECB windows and re-opening them again is fine.

In short, opening the ECB windows after I have already navigated to a
file in a directory is very slow, but re-opening again after that is
fine. If I navigate to a file in another directory I get the same
problem. If I get impatient waiting for the ECB windows to open, I can
hit any key (eg space) and they open quickly. However, I then get the
same slow response next time I open the ECB windows.

CPU load is high during the period of slow response.

Its really weird, and very annoying. Does anyone have any ideas. Any
help would be much appreciated.

Chris Gordon-Smith
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[Przemysław Wojnowski]

Hi.

What do you mean by closing/reopening ECB windows? Is it a call to
ecb-toggle-ecb-windows?

I'm using ECB from Alex Ott Github and CEDET from BZR and cannot
reproduce this problem.

What ECB, CEDET and Emacs versions are you using? And what types of file?

Cheers,
Przemek

W dniu 10.11.2013 00:25, Chris Gordon-Smith pisze:

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[Chris Gordon-Smith]

Yes, I mean ecb-toggle-ecb-windows (sorry, I should have made that clearer).

I'm using the ECB and Emacs versions included with my Linux distribution
- Debian GNU/Linux 7.2 (wheezy).

Specifically:

- GNU Emacs 23.4.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.24.10)
- ECB 2.40+cvs20110608-3
- CEDET seems to be included as part of Emacs 23.4.1

The files I'm looking at are C++ source files (*.cpp).

CPU: I'm running on a Zotax ZBox DVD with a dual core Atom D525 and a
dual core Atom D510.

Any thoughts much appreciated.

Chris Gordon-Smith
www.simsoup.info

[Przemysław Wojnowski]

Unfortunately I don't have your environment and cannot recreate the
issue. But I do remember that there was an issue with idle scheduler, in
some version of CEDET, where the processor usage was going to 100%.

The only advice I have is to use ECB and CEDET from repositories. Usage
in both cases is straightforward, so there should be no problems.
Probably it's not what you would like to hear, but even if there was a
bug, then a fix would be included in the repository version anyway...

Przemek

W dniu 15.11.2013 01:50, Chris Gordon-Smith pisze:

[Christian Hilberg]

Hi Chris,

Am Freitag 15 November 2013, um 01:50:52 schrieb Chris Gordon-Smith:
> Yes, I mean ecb-toggle-ecb-windows (sorry, I should have made that clearer).
>
> I'm using the ECB and Emacs versions included with my Linux distribution
> - Debian GNU/Linux 7.2 (wheezy).
>
> Specifically:
>
> - GNU Emacs 23.4.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.24.10)
> - ECB 2.40+cvs20110608-3
> - CEDET seems to be included as part of Emacs 23.4.1

I remember I've struggled with similar oddities a while back,
and while grepping the web, I found that the Emacs 23 built-in
CEDET was reported troublesome, in conjunction with ECB at least.
Unfortunately, I do not have the links handy which I found back
then and forgot about by now. :)

The advise given was to actually install CEDET and ECB locally
and configure your .emacs file to use your local CEDET. It should
then override the built-in one.

This is a working setup for me on Debian/Wheezy with packaged Emacs 23.4,
while CEDET 1.0.1 and ECB 2.40 are source releases, installed for my user
as non-packaged variants.

(Bye)^2,

Chris

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[Chris Gordon-Smith]

Hello Christan and Przemyslaw

That has worked! Thanks very much.

I now have:

- Debian Wheezy
- Emacs 23.4.1 (standard with Debian Wheezy)
- CEDET 1.0.1 (from Sourceforge)
- ECB 2.40 (from Sourceforge)

(I tried CEDET 1.1, bur that didn't work)

For some reason, its a bit slow opening the first *.cpp file, but
everything OK after that.

I've used ECB for a few years, and really like it.

Hope the setup will be easier for the next Debian release.

Best Regards

Chris
www.simsoup.info