[Qgis-developer] SpatiaLite very slow with QGIS 1.7
    William Kyngesburye 
    woklist at kyngchaos.com
       
    Thu Mar 17 14:31:39 EDT 2011
    
    
  
Some tests here, OSX 10.6.6:
QGIS 1.6 with Sqlite/Spatialite 3.6.23/2.4rc3 framework
add 20 spatialite layers: 2s
quit: instant
reopen: 2s
QGIS 1.6 with Sqlite/Spatialite 3.7.4/2.4rc4 framework
add 20 same layers: 2s
quit: instant
reopen: 3s
QGIS 1.7 r15455 with Sqlite/Spatialite 3.7.4/2.4rc4 framework
add same 20 layers: 2s
quit: instant
reopen: 3s
I'll try updating my SVN and rebuilding and see if there is a change.
On Mar 17, 2011, at 11:04 AM, Alessandro Furieri wrote:
> Hi Noli, hi Royce,
> 
> I've just spent several hours attempting to build the
> current QGIS-Trunk SVN snapshot on my cheap and old
> second hand MacMini (incredibly slow hardware, really
> an extenuating time consuming process ...).
> 
> Anyway, these are my personal findings:
> 
> - Mac Os X 10.5 Intel
> - not using frameworks at all (only the Qt one)
> - using MacPorts libraries instead
> - and using INTERNAL SpatiaLite (2.4.0-RC4)
> 
> + QGIS on Mac Os X runs exactly as it run on Windows
> + I was completely unable to observe any issue about
>  the Identify tool
> + opening an 80+ layers DB takes an absolutely
>  reasonable time
> + closing the same DB is a quite immediate process
> 
> So, I'm completely unable to tell you why the 'standard'
> QGIS distribution for Mac Os X shows so many problems
> related to SpatiaLite 2.4.0-RC4 as you've reported.
> 
> At this point I strongly suspect that something is
> broken or misconfigured in the most recent SpatiaLite
> Mac Os X framework, because simply avoiding to use
> this one and building so to use the INTERNAL spatialite
> instead fixes any issue.
> 
> bye Sandro
> 
> 
> 
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