App on Linux - really slow... any ideas why?

[Peter Alcibiades]

Mark, don't know if this qualifies, but I did the following in Debian Lenny
AMD64  running Gnome - reasonably up to date.

Downloaded SVGL from revonline.  I thought it would be nice to have a stack
we can all play with.  The stack script appears to have over 1,000 lines.  I
scrolled and it moves up and down just fine.  Just for the hell of it I put
a random comment in, and compiled.  Almost instant.  Went into browse mode
and had it draw the picture of the tiger.  A one or two second delay and
there it is.

My machine is a Sempron, not dual core, not even very fast, socket 754.

I am sure that on Puppy it would be even faster, but this is plenty fast
enough, I doubt you'd notice any difference.

Can you put a script on revonline that has the effects you mention?  It gets
weirder and weirder, this.

Peter 


Mark Wieder wrote:
> 
> Peter-
> 
> Friday, May 8, 2009, 3:53:32 AM, you wrote:
> 
>> Ran the IDE 3.5, and it seemed fine.  Fired up a few stacks and they were
>> fine, positively snappy.
> 
> Try loading a script of more than a few hundred lines into the script
> editor. Then try using the scrollbar to move around in the script.
> That's where things for me became so slow as to be unusable, usually
> resulting in an ide crash. If this is working for you then I'm ready
> to give puppy a try.
> 
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