Sorry, I didn't know how to analyze the result of dependency walker and can you give me some advice?
Phy config of two machine:
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1st:
    CPU: Intel P4 2.53G
    MEM: 512M
    Hw Disk: 80G
    Win2000 advanced server + sp4
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2nd:
    CPU: AMD  Duron 800M
    MEM: 128M
    HW DISK  40G
    WIN2000 PRO + SP3
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I think the performance of 1st machine should be better than 2nd, but python run slowly on it.

Using 'profile', I found that it's fast to load python in fact but I must wait for a while to get the result.
I also installed activeperl, it run fast.



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AW: Activepython run slowly on win2000 advanced server but fast on win2000 professional

its difficult to give good advice without knowing the details of system configuration between the two machines
is it only python that has this startup delay or do you experience this also with other applications?

One point to start with is to use the Dependency Walker that has a profiling feature.
Its available either through the Windows Resource Kits or from the website http://www.dependencywalker.com/.
(check the program version)

Peter

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I installed activepython on win2000 advanced server and found it's too slow. When I type 'python' in DOS mode, it cost about 5 sec to enter the python mode while it cost fewer than *One* sec in win2000 professional. Can anyone give me some advice to make it faster?

thanks!

My configuration:
Win2000 advanced server + sp4
activepython 2.2.2 build224
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the other machine:
win2000 professional + sp3
activepython 2.2.2 build224


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