FQ loadtime on macosx problem

Erik Colson eco at ecocode.net
Tue Oct 27 06:34:49 EDT 2015


Hi,

>From all the past mails I figure we need to know what exactly happens
when Perl gets called by Gnucash on your systems. Please follow next
instructions to generate a debug/profiling data file each time perl gets
loaded:

Open a terminal window and type these commands

     sudo cpan -i Devel::NYTProf
     export NYTPROF=file=$HOME/nytprof.out:addpid=1
     export PERL5OPT=-d:NYTProf

The first line will ask for your root password and install a Perl
debugging module.
The following 2 lines will setup your environment for debugging.

Then launch Gnucash from the SAME terminal window with:

     open Gnucash.app

This should open Gnucash. Each time Perl gets invoked it will dump a
debug data file in your HOME directory. Those files will have the name
'nytprof.out.#####' where ##### are numbers.

Mail those files (by private mail) to me so I can check what really
happens on your systems. Don't mail them to the mailing list as they
will be pretty large, or use a service as wetransfer.com.

best
-- 
erik colson


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