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Good link. Really appreciated. I would be interested in seeing how that 3GB looked like though. For instance Emacs has no issues with huge files (logs with ma

Good link. Really appreciated. I would be interested in seeing how that 3GB looked like though. For instance Emacs has no issues with huge files (logs with many lines), but can completely choke when the lines are really long (like a minified JS-file without lineshifts). I guess similar constraints may exist in other editors too. Without knowing how those 3GBs looks, it's hard to make a decent judgement of what the "load" test actually tests.

ctrl-j 10y ago
From the link: > huge 3 GB file (3M 1K lines) So, somewhat long lines, but not unreasonably huge. For me, working on a nasty legacy codebase with 10-15k LOC classes - VS Code is slow enough with syntax highlighting that I pretty much need to use something else.
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