"Ottaway, Jim" <[email protected]> was heard to say:
> You could try profiling the planner package to see what is taking up all
> of that time:
>
Hi Jim,
thanks for making me aware of these profiling commands. This is just
what I was looking for.
The results are a bit strange though. Planner itself barely takes a
couple of seconds. Therefore I also instrumented the muse package,
which does the publishing after all. This is what I get (only the top
35 or so entries are shown here):
muse-publish-markup-region 4 880.836
220.209
muse-publish-markup 16 880.82
55.05125
muse-project-publish-default 1 444.809
444.809
muse-project-publish 1 444.809
444.809
muse-project-publish-file 979 444.433
0.4539662921
muse-project-publish-file-default 979 443.916
0.4534382022
muse-publish-file 979
443.46500000 0.4529775280
muse-publish-markup-buffer 3 441.934
147.31133333
muse-publish-markup-link 985
440.15099999 0.4468538071
muse-publish-insert-url 985
440.07399999 0.4467756345
muse-publish-url 985
440.01299999 0.4467137055
muse-publish-markup-tag 96 439.84
4.5816666666
muse-publish-classify-url 985
439.54599999 0.4462395939
muse-project-link-page 985
439.48399999 0.4461766497
muse-publish-mark-up-tag 1 438.902
438.902
muse-project-file-alist 988
438.41499999 0.4437398785
muse-project-file-entries 988
438.38299999 0.4437074898
muse-project-page-file 985
437.97699999 0.4446467005
muse-page-name 968252
39.713999999 4.10...e-005
muse-style-element 102748 2.053
1.99...e-005
muse-project-applicable-styles 1964
1.1910000000 0.0006064154
muse-find-markup-element 13277
0.9800000000 7.38...e-005
planner-update-task 1 0.938
0.938
planner-index-as-string 1 0.938
0.938
planner-update-task-basic 1 0.938
0.938
planner-lower-task-priority 1 0.938
0.938
muse-publish-lisp-tag 28 0.938
0.0334999999
muse-eval-lisp 28 0.938
0.0334999999
muse-project-resolve-link 985
0.7230000000 0.0007340101
muse-collect-alist 985
0.7180000000 0.0007289340
planner-find-file 1 0.469
0.469
planner-jump-to-linked-task-basic 1 0.469
0.469
planner-save-buffers 1 0.469
0.469
planner-jump-to-linked-task 1 0.469
0.469
muse-index-as-string 1 0.469
0.469
planner-list-daily-files 1 0.453
0.453
planner-file-alist 1 0.453
0.453
What intrigues me is that a bunch of muse publishing functions like
muse-project-publish-file are called 979 times, which is the number of
muse files in my project. That is, muse spends approx. 7 minutes in
files which don't need to be published at all. If I look at the
timestamps in my output directory, I can verify that muse updates only
those files which were actually modified, e.g. two files in the test
shown above. Is this some problem of my particular setup, or is
planner/muse supposed to work this way?
I'll appreciate any hints how to speed this up. 'Course I'll be happy
to provide further debug information if needed.
regards,
Markus
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Markus Hoenicka
http://www.mhoenicka.de
AQ score 38
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