Dan Kegel escribió:

> Under Valgrind, on my nice fast e7200 system,
> the entire suite of tests takes about three hours to run.
>
> The slowest ten percent of the tests take over a third of the runtime.
>
> riched20's editor.c in particular spends way too long
> (I think) on test_EM_AUTOURLDETECT.
>
> The min, median, and max times to run a test
> are 10 seconds, 19 seconds, and 15 minutes.
>
> 15:44.05elapsed riched20.dll editor.c
> 6:35.94elapsed d3d9.dll visual.c
> 5:45.43elapsed shell32.dll shlexec.c
> 3:28.98elapsed kernel32.dll process.c
> 2:49.85elapsed winmm.dll wave.c
> 2:32.18elapsed kernel32.dll debugger.c
> 2:14.41elapsed gdiplus.dll font.c
> 1:44.54elapsed dsound.dll capture.c
> 1:29.51elapsed mshtml.dll dom.c
> ...
> 0:18.84elapsed shlwapi.dll path.c
> 0:18.83elapsed rpcrt4.dll cstub.c
> ...
> 0:09.92elapsed ntdll.dll path.c
> 0:09.92elapsed msvcrt.dll data.c
>
> I guess I'm not complaining, but perhaps we could tone
> down test_EM_AUTOURLDETECT a bit.
>
>

I agree that the tests could be toned down. I am open to suggestions on
what kind of toning down should be implemented. Personally, I would keep
full testing for WM_SETTEXT, but use just one valid URL for the rest of
the messages (WM_CHAR, EM_SETTEXTEX, EM_REPLACESEL). All of the known
delimiters should still be tested in full. Also, there should be a way
to re-enable full testing for all cases, maybe through an enviroment
variable.

Rather than using one URL for all the messages, you could also cycle through URL after testing them initially. It would have the same performance of using the same valid URL, but keeps the variety in the test.

I am attaching a rough patch to show what I mean, and so I can give everyone an idea of the impact this type of change makes. The following are times from calling runtest for the editor tests of riched20.dll before and after the patch.

Before:
real   1m6.924s
user   0m42.067s
sys   0m7.148s

After:
real   0m11.539s
user   0m3.876s
sys   0m0.956s

Hope this helps.

Because the patch is rough I am not posting it to wine-patches. Feel free to use or not use it.