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Re: st: Stata/SE 10 very slow reading program code
Yes, really impressive how fast Statacorp did react.
Just one thought: Is it possible that the speed has something to do with
the phenomenon that by pasting the code it appears in the review window
staggered, for example
--- (snip) -----------------
16.
. }
17.
. else {
--- (snip) -----------------
whereas running it by calling a .do-file it appears as expected, for
example:
--- (snip) -----------------
16. }
17. else {
--- (snip) -----------------
Is it possible that the CR at the end of the line causes problems (note
that line breaks are defined differently in different operating systems)?
Dirk
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2008 09:27:03 -0500
From: Richard Williams <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: st: Stata/SE 10 very slow reading program code
At 04:49 PM 3/2/2008, Dirk Enzmann wrote:
Any idea why Stata/SE 10 is extremely slow reading program code?
Version 10.0 needs about 35-40 seconds to read 107 lines of code
whereas Version 9.2 needs only about 1 second.
As usual, when Statalist speaks, Statacorp takes action. From the
- -help whatsnew- for the March 3 executable update:
"Performance of the Review window has been enhanced so that there is
less overhead between executing multiple commands that are all pasted
into the Command window at once."
Dirk's code, which was taking me 18 seconds to run, now runs in about
3-4 seconds. Which is still a little slower than Stata 9.2, but is
nonetheless a big improvement.
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