Chet Ramey wrote:
On 1/25/14, 8:36 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
Also, haven't begin to look at "why", but something is alot slower
in bash-43...
To get to beginning of calling my first "personal .rc file":
(~/.bashrc): bash43 shows:
[ 109.999]/etc/profile#356> . /home/law/.bashrc
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bash42 shows:
[ 24.090]/etc/profile#357> . /home/law/.bashrc
....finishes in a bit over 31 seconds...
I've no idea why there is such a large discrepancy at this point.
All the non-release versions of bash enable extensive, exhaustive, and
time-consuming malloc arena and allocation checking. That slows things
considerably. This has been true in all versions before 4.3.
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This wouldn't, by any chance, be controllable in the Makefile with
these lines?:
# comment out for release
#DEBUG = -DDEBUG
#MALLOC_DEBUG = -DMALLOC_DEBUG
--- or is there some other check to see if "RELSTATUS" is empty???
(transmission works that way... if not a full release number, it
turns on debugging regardless of build options).
