-- Mike Maxwell "I may not remember, but I never forget." --Social Crimes, Jane Stanton Hitchcock
I've noticed (and you probably have too) that a good proportion--maybe
half, for a 30 or so page document--of the runtime for a xelatex
document is startup: reading the style files. Since I re-use the same
style files for most papers, I seldom have a mistake in those, so it
seems a waste to re-run them every time I want a PDF of a new version of
my doc (or every time xetex finds a mistake in my doc). Is there no way
to save the results of loading that, so that it could be re-loaded more
quickly next time?
- [XeTeX] startup time Michael Maxwell
- Re: [XeTeX] startup time Philip Taylor
- Re: [XeTeX] startup time Zdenek Wagner
- Re: [XeTeX] startup time Michael Maxwell
- Re: [XeTeX] startup time Zdenek Wagner
- Re: [XeTeX] startup time Ross Moore
- Re: [XeTeX] startup time Stephen Moye via XeTeX