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On Thu, 2006-06-22 at 03:13, David Somers wrote: > John Hardin wrote: > >> I am very willing to run a more-fully-instrumented CVSNT cvs.exe to see > >> whether it is possible to narrow down where things pause, e.g. in a > >> local operation vs. a server operation. > > > > ...anyone care to comment? > > running cvsnt -ttt gives you a tracelevel of 3 which shows a verbose diags. > > From your earlier message, you say the delay is after: > GetUnixFileModeNtEA(C,000006E0) returns 0000 > > As the source code to cvsnt is freely available there is nothing to stop you > compiling it with debug symbols and running it through a > debugger/profiler/whatever to see what's happening... ...except I am not a C++ programmer, I don't have a Windows C++ development environment set up, I am not familiar with debugging C++ applications on the Windows platform, I am not familiar with the internal architecture of the CVSNT client, and my employer pays me to develop C# .NET retail database applications, not troubleshoot development tools. > src/windows-NT/win32.cpp is where GetUnixFileModeNtEA can be found, so > put a breakpoint on that and see what happens afterwards. Personally I would love to learn some new stuff and solve this puzzle. I really enjoy that sort of thing. I also understand completely why you're suggesting this, and agree with it. Professionally I can't devote the time to doing that, and if I can't get assistance from those who are already living every day in the CVSNT client source then I will recommend either opening a paid support issue with March Hare or moving from CVSNT to the Cygwin CVS, which does not exhibit this problem. > Greetings from (cold and windy) Luxembourg Greetings from the (gloomy and wet) Pacific Northwest. :) -- John Hardin KA7OHZ Senior Applications Developer, RetailCRM Development web: http://www.epicor.com voice: (425) 672-1304 fax: (425) 672-0192 email: <jhardin at epicor.com> EPICOR|CRS Retail Solutions Division 3400 188th Street SW, Suite 185 Lynnwood, WA 98037 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The first time I saw a bagpipe, I thought the player was torturing an octopus. I was amazed they could scream so loudly. -----------------------------------------------------------------------