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List:       koffice
Subject:    Re: Load times for Kword as compared to other WP
From:       Nicolas Goutte <nicog () snafu ! de>
Date:       2002-05-29 13:22:56
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Could you please try with koconverter how much time is used by the filter 
itself?

Syntax:
  koconverter text.txt kword.kwd

where text.txt is your text file and kword.kwd the file in which you want the 
output (The file names are not important but the extensions are.)


Another test that you could do is to import the text in AbiWord, save as an 
AbiWord file and load this file in KWord. Does KWord crashes too in that 
case?

Thank you in advance!

Have a nice day/evening/night!

On Wednesday 29 May 2002 08:16, Jonathan Drews wrote:
> Just for fun, I decided to see how quickly  various word processors
> loaded a large document. I chose The Project Gutenberg Etext of Volume
> 1: The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, by Edward
> Gibbon. This is a 490 page document containing 268283 words. I started
> the word processor/editor and, then once it loaded, I shut it down
> right away. Here are the various load times:
>
(...)
>
> For Kword 1.2 Beta 1:
> poincare@linux:~/Documents> time kword 1dfre10.txt
> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
> kformula: WARNING: No font file read. Using defaults.
> kformula: WARNING: No font file read. Using defaults.
>
> real    4m49.814s
> user    4m18.160s
> sys     0m2.460s
> NOTE: Kword "hangs" on shutdown. If I use CTRL C, the catual time is
> around 52 seconds.
>
> Loading the doc as dfre.kwd ( as a *.kwd doc):
> kword: Loading took 2.631 seconds (this is debug output )
> real    5m43.157s
> user    5m5.850s
> sys     0m1.110s
>
> NOTE: Once again it "hung" on shutdown.  This was for the cvs HEAD
> version of Kword, from 26 May.
>
(...)


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