[vim/vim] High CPU usage on Fedora 40 (Issue #14650)
zhscn
Steps to reproduce
- Open one log file, here is an example of mine, the complete file size is about 250M
log.txt - Press Ctrl-D to continue scrolling down.
- CPU usage reaches 100%
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Expected behaviour
CPU usage should be at a low level.
Version of Vim
9.1.309
Environment
OS: fedora 40
terminal: gnome-terminal-3.50.1-6.fc40.x86_64
$TERM: xterm-256color
Logs and stack traces
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zhscn
git bisect shows that 9148ba8 caused this problem.
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Christian Brabandt
ping @luukvbaal
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Aliaksei Budavei
Vim with --clean and the LargeFile plugin (available from
here and here) may also help:
vim --clean -Nu NONE '+set pp=~/.vim rtp=~/.vim' log.log—
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luukvbaal
Hmm almost missed this despite the ping because of the nondescript issue title.
We just spend a lot of cycles in plines_m_win() with limit_winheight == FALSE. We need to count until w_height + count so limit_winheight == TRUE doesn't work. Could add a new argument to plimes_m_win() to that end.
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Christian Brabandt
Closed #14650 as completed via 32d701f.
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