Re: Emacs benchmark workload to run and time instead of hunch performance

[Emanuel Berg]

Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:

> It's to be expected that every loaded module might
> slow down some operations.  Loading a major mode
> should usually not make a difference, and neither
> should minor modes that just add key-bindings.  But
> many minor modes use various hooks to do work
> before/after some/every commands, or before/during
> redisplay.  So these tend to slow down the
> interactive feel while they'll make little/no
> difference in typical benchmarks that are done as a
> single command and don't involve redisplay.

Any suggestions how to make it more "real"? Does it
help to call everything interactively? Or perhaps feed
a keyboard macro to do all those things?

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