Re: Re: Mathematica 6(on linux) and beagle
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- Subject: [mg76722] Re: [mg76661] Re: [mg76615] Mathematica 6(on linux) and beagle
- From: gardyloo at mail.wsu.edu
- Date: Sat, 26 May 2007 04:37:32 -0400 (EDT)
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You're right. I should have mentioned that I'm running a decidedly
modern kernel (2.6.21) which DOES use inotify. Beagle properly indexes
new or changed documents (including Mathematica notebooks) in near-real
time. Again, it could just be a peculiarity of how I have things set up.
Strange, though, that Mathematica's graphics is the only thing I've
found (so far) which causes this saturation of Beagle's indexing
methods.
Thanks,
C.O.
>
> gardyloo at mail.wsu.edu wrote:
>> I use beagle to index my system on a Debian linux computer. I notice a
>> significant amount of cpu usage during *and after* a rendering
>> (especially a 3d plot rotation or manipulation). Checking the system
>> usage, it looks like beagled is trying to index the graphics (something
>> to do with inotify?) in real-time.
>> As far as I know, this didn't happen with earlier versions of
>> Mathematica, but can't check right now.
>
> Earlier Linux kernels did not have inotify, so perhaps it has nothing
> to do with Mathematica.(Inotify 0.24-4 was merged into 2.6.13-rc3 on
> or about 13-Jul-2005.)
>
>>
>> Can anyone confirm? Perhaps it's just a peculiarity of my beagle
>> setup.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> C.O.
>>
>>
>
>
- References:
- Weird result in Mathematica 6
- From: Sebastian Meznaric <meznaric@gmail.com>
- Weird result in Mathematica 6