Forrtran - Add Files Recursively is Slow

[oBFusCATed]

Can you list machine specs and times, so we have some kind of a reference?
My tests are done on a AMD Ryzen 7 1700, which isn't the fastest cpu on the planet, but it isn't slow either

[FEA]

From what I can see, the processor was not maxed out, but it may still be the bottlneck?

Fastest = Intel Core i7 870 2.93 Ghz, 8GB RAM
Slowest = Intel i5 M460 2.53 Ghz, 6 GB RAM

Maybe these are ancient by today's standards? I tend to need faster disk speed and CPU power isn't a high priority for me. That said, I have been thinking about upgrading both desktop and laptop. The setup time on a new computer takes such a long time (may configurations) that I try to avoid this until necessary.

[oBFusCATed]

I wanted the specs just for reference.

p.s. What OS and C::B version are you running?

[FEA]

Windows 10 and C::B 20.03 for both.

[darmar]

@darmar: It seems that you're parsing every file on at the moment it is added. I suppose it is better just to schedule the file for parsing and do this in another thread or onidle.

@oBFusCATed: you are right. I will think about how to move this parsing onto a separate thread.

[oBFusCATed]

You don't need to move the parsing on a separate thread.
You can do it on the main thread, but just do it on an idle even.
To limit its impact you can time limit it - say you do parsing for 10ms and then stop and wait for the next idle event.
This will be a lot simpler than going the separate thread. It seems parsing fortran is really fast