[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #64975] Octave for Windows extremely slow

[Markus Mützel]

Follow-up Comment #0, bug#64975 (group octave):

I'm attaching a patch with a next attempt.

It implements manual wildcard ('?' and '*') matching for Windows. It's still
significantly faster than calling the gnulib function. (The main point of this
change.) 
I hope it does the job now. At least, `make check` shows no new errors for me,
and some exploratory testing indicates that `clear` still does what it should
for patterns with '?' or '*'.

The documentation change for `clear` is still missing.


(file #55418)

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File name: bug64975-windows-symbol-matching-v2.patch Size:7 KB
   
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