What causes Slow program operation
Johannes Kapune
listen at kapune.de
Sat Feb 23 11:44:14 EST 2013
Hi David,
I use older Toshiba laptop with only 2 gigs of RAM, but GnuCash start
time normally only depends on two things:
a) size of datafile (in my case xml, not database)
b) still open reports
to generate reports GnuCash has to examine all the data, so a big
datafile brings long time to generate, this also happened when starting
GnuCash (when I read the programmers answers right).
On windows there seems to be a problem with local connections to
127.0.0.x - there was a thread some month ago.
Johannes
Am 23.02.2013 15:36, schrieb David Carlson:
> Sometimes GnuCash seems to get incredibly slow on my Windows 7
> computer. I am trying to separate internal slowness from external
> issues. Then I want to fix whichever issues I can.
>
> My definition of slow is that GnuCash normally takes around 30 to 45
> seconds to open my data file. That I can live with, but I don't like
> it. Some reports may take 2 minutes or more to generate. It would be
> nice if they were done in 10 to 15 seconds. Can the developers make
> GnuCash run faster?
>
> The killers, however, are when Firefox or Thunderbird start throwing
> unresponsive script messages (partly from McAfee on-access Scanner
> slowing them down), sometimes GnuCash appears to hang as well. Are they
> really making GnuCash hang? Does some of the GnuCash code actually slow
> down when JavaScript slows down? Do I need a separate (offline)
> computer for GnuCash?
>
> This computer is only about a year old (64 bit) with 6 gigs of RAM,
> rarely over 50% used. Oops. Not always, right now it is up to 57%,
> about time to reboot. Some programs that I run seem to have memory
> leaks. I can't tell which ones, though.
>
> I would appreciate comments from others about this.
>
> Thank you.
>
> David C
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