created by

Tom Link

script type

patch

description

With the introduction of the autoload directory, plugins were often split into several separate files. The downside is that it isn't always that obvious which files are actually loaded on startup. This macro creates a CSV file including a list of loaded files during startup and some indicators (number of lines/bytes, timing). You can open this (semicolon-separated) CSV in any spreadsheet application, sort the data etc. In order to activate the macro, check the value of g:startup_profile_csv in the source code and temporarily insert the following line(s) at the beginning of your |vimrc| file: >     " Setting g:startup_profile_csv is optional.     let g:startup_profile_csv = "..."     runtime macros/startup_profile.vim The list can serve as a starting point for optimizing your startup time, e.g. by delaying certain calls to functions in autoload files or by making use of the AsNeeded (vimscript #915) or the tplugin (vimscript #2917) plugins. Depending on your system configuration and the speed of your hard drive, seeking for files or, e.g., creating menu entries may prove to be costly with respect to startup time.

install details

startup_profile requires vim 7.2. Edit the vba file and type: >     :so % See :help vimball for details. Add "runtime macros/startup_profile.vim" to your |vimrc| file but see above. Also available via git: http://github.com/tomtom/startup_profile_vim NOTE. The script category (see above) is wrong. This is a utility/macro, no patch.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
startup_profile.vba.gz	0.2	2010-01-09	7.0	Tom Link	- Add size data on VimEnter, minimize impact of script logging on startup time
startup_profile.vba.gz	0.1	2010-01-04	7.0	Tom Link	Initial upload

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