If you do xbacktrace while Rmail is doing whatever takes up the
time, you should get some useful information for us.
OK: over four deletions (50 messages each, plenty of time to suspend
for GDB), the constant is "rmail-reformat-message". Here is what I
saw:
(gdb) xbacktrace
"rmail-clear-headers"
"rmail-reformat-message"
"rmail-show-message"
(gdb) xbacktrace
"rmail-clear-headers"
"rmail-reformat-message"
"rmail-show-message"
(gdb) xbacktrace
"rmail-reformat-message"
"rmail-show-message"
"rmail-summary-goto-msg"
(gdb) xbacktrace
"rmail-reformat-message"
"rmail-show-message"
"rmail-summary-goto-msg"
I am going to have to reboot my system (changing a device), so it will
be a few days before anything slows down again. When I restart, I'll
use the same emacs/src/emacs executable from 2005 Mar 30, but the
latest CVS .el files.
--
Robert J. Chassell
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