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Re:.NET 7 introduces Native AOT by moogly on Thursday May 19, 2022 @06:52AM (#31432890) 

    C:\dev> (Measure-Command { pwsh -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds
    1394.1826
    C:\dev> (Measure-Command { pwsh -noprofile -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds
    247.4816
Non-cold start on a 14-core Skylake-X. Drives me nuts.
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Re:.NET 7 introduces Native AOT by animesh on Thursday May 19, 2022 @11:19AM (#31435842)
On an i7-8700 w Kingston NVMe:

    PS C:\Users\me> (Measure-Command { pwsh -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds
    265.3785

    PS C:\Users\me> (Measure-Command { powershell -noprofile -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds
    119.481
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Re:.NET 7 introduces Native AOT by DeathArrow on Thursday May 19, 2022 @07:49AM (#31433286)
On mine:

(Measure-Command { powershell(Measure-Command { powershell -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds 768.5885

(Measure-Command { powershell -noprofile -c exit }).TotalMilliseconds 113.3157

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Re:.NET 7 introduces Native AOT by kaba0 on Thursday May 19, 2022 @11:53AM (#31436264)
Why isn’t there a constantly running daemon, making the actual binary run as a shell be a tiny executable doing some network calls only?
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Re:.NET 7 introduces Native AOT by goodguyamerikan on Friday May 20, 2022 @01:22AM (#31443665)
There was a discussion around that but that was scuttled because aot was com inng up
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Re:.NET 7 introduces Native AOT by pjmlp on Thursday May 19, 2022 @07:04AM (#31432954)
If you are restarting your PowerShell session all the time, you must be really busy. /s
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