On Wednesday, 5 June 2019 10.43.05 WEST José Abílio Matos wrote: > Another difference that is quite relevant is the python3 is almost twice as > fast as python2 conversion. And that is a good thing.
It is even worse (better) in the following table you have the speedup from using python3 versus python2. In all cases I have converted the User Guide to the current development version file format and the results are: lyx-0.10.7-UserGuide 1.92 lyx-0.10.7-UserGuide-old 2.05 lyx-0.12.0-UserGuide 4.18 lyx-1.0.0-UserGuide 3.92 lyx-1.0.1-UserGuide 3.99 lyx-1.0.2-UserGuide 4.01 lyx-1.0.3-UserGuide 4.06 lyx-1.0.4-UserGuide 3.93 lyx-1.1.2-UserGuide 3.95 lyx-1.1.4-UserGuide 3.97 lyx-1.1.5.5-UserGuide 3.93 lyx-1.1.5fix1-UserGuide 4.06 lyx-1.1.5fix2-UserGuide 3.98 lyx-1.1.5-UserGuide 3.87 lyx-1.1.6fix1-UserGuide 4.13 lyx-1.1.6fix2-UserGuide 4.29 lyx-1.1.6fix3-UserGuide 4.33 lyx-1.1.6fix4-UserGuide 4.34 lyx-1.1.6fix4-UserGuide1 3.67 lyx-1.1.6-UserGuide 3.86 lyx-1.2.0-UserGuide 3.50 lyx-1.3.0-UserGuide 3.40 lyx-1.3.7-UserGuide 2.90 lyx-1.4.0-UserGuide 2.73 lyx-1.5.7-UserGuide 3.59 lyx-1.6.10-UserGuide 3.62 lyx-2.0.0-UserGuide 4.52 lyx-2.1.5-UserGuide 3.90 lyx-2.2.4-UserGuide 4.05 lyx-2.3.2-UserGuide 2.17 So basically it can be more than 4 times as fast to convert using python 3 when compared to using python 2. Not bad for an update. :-) > With that said although the final output is functionally the same there are > some warning that I would like to investigate to ensure that no work is lost > in translation from python 2 to python 3. I have finally found out the issue and I have already fixed it. > If you notice any issue please let me know. > > Regards, -- José Abílio