>>>>> "Kyle" == Kyle Jones <kyle_jones(a)wonderworks.com> writes:
>> 1. Every once in a while xemacs starts sucking up 100% CPU for 10-15
>> seconds. I see this happen most often in xemacs when I'm running
>> VM and GNUS. If I press C-g, I see a message that says vm-itimer
>> "quit" for a second or two. Nothing bad seems to happen when I do
>> this.
Kyle> This is probably VM activity. Check the message log and you'll
Kyle> likely see a message about the "vm-flush" itimer quitting. See
Kyle> the documentation for the variable vm-flush-interval to understand
Kyle> why this timer exists.
I checked the message log, and those messages have been deleted. When
this happens I again, I'll take a look.
However, according the the docstring for vm-flush-interval (currently
set to 90), it's supposed to terminate the flush when I type
something. This doesn't seem to be happening.
>> 2. Sometimes, my garbage collection cursor (big recycle icon) doesn't
>> show, even though I see many "Garbage collecting" messages in the
>> message area.
>>
>> Any one see these?
Kyle> The echo area message is an indication that XEmacs thought it
Kyle> could not change the cursor. Does this usually happen just after
Kyle> a frame has been created?
I'm not sure. I usually only see these when I run VM and GNUS
together. I do know, though, that, on occasion, there are no GC
messages in the echo area and no GC cursor, but I'm pretty sure GC is
happening because I can here the disk grinding and I'm not doing
anything else. I have large e-mail buffers and too little
memory. :-(
I'll watch out more carefully for these things next time.
Ray
