Hello, I am new to Julia and using neovim in combination with julia-vim (syntax highlighting) and coc-julia (language server). Having pasted just this small snippet in main.jl and started with nvim main.jl # wait for ide to highlight syntax error println(1 + 2 for x in ARGS; println(x); end fun…

I’m an emacs user, so I don’t have experience with coc-julia in particular. But I’d say that what you’re seeing here is not really the julia startup time (not sure what you mean exactly by that, though), but rather the startup time of the language server. The language server will indeed usually take…

[image] arc: My use case is to utilize julia as a fast-paced shell script replacement. You’re in the wrong town, buddy :slight_smile: Julia is a compiled language, every time you run it, you pay the price of compilation. You can create system images to reduce this, but these end up being 10…

[image] ffevotte: The language server will indeed usually take a long time to start, although the situation has noticeably improved recently, and 43s seems a bit high for Julia 1.7.2. Yes, indeed this is rather language server startup time, sorry for not being specific enough. The whole envi…

[image] lawless-m: And is a topic of much discussion […] yes [image] lawless-m: […] and, like your position, angst. no To the OP: Julia DaemonMode is the typical solution for Julia TTFX problem and use case as a scripting tool.

Well, it may not be your position, but it causes a lot of angst. [JuliaCon 2019 | What's Bad About Julia | Jeff Bezanson]

Ok, I don’t want to watch the whole video now. I just thought, “angst” must be way to much for this technical issue (admitted grave technical issue, at least for some). I see “we worry about it a lot”, but this is still far away of “angst”. So, I still don’t see the “angst”, but I am fine if this is…

Well the video is from Bezanson himself and he uses the term gripes (name of a slack channel?). But I think we are getting kinda out of the topic here.

[image] lawless-m: like your position, angst. Just noticed this part. Angst is definitely the wrong term, at least for me. I started to learn julia yesterday, without having background knowledge of it. Conciseness, expressiveness and practical functional programming features impressed me. W…

For me, doesn’t seem too bad/slow, seem tolerable: julia> @time using LanguageServer 1.044672 seconds (1.76 M allocations: 147.223 MiB) Note, before that, just after installin it, that it was much slower (typical for all packages): julia> @time using LanguageServer [ Info: Precompiling Language…

Thanks for this elaborate answer @Palli ! I tried your benchmark: julia> @time using LanguageServer 1.867666 seconds (2.64 M allocations: 189.216 MiB, 3.52% gc time, 2.22% compilation time) julia> @time using LanguageServer 0.000343 seconds (108 allocations: 9.453 KiB) This seems quite fast…

Julia Language Server initialization performance issue

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fredrikekre March 26, 2022, 6:49pm 17

You can use “my” setup I describe here: Neovim + LanguageServer.jl - #72 by fredrikekre. With that I can use the language server functionality instantly.

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