fsi.exe --no-gui --no-readline

invoke the fsi.exe with the above options or put the above line in a fsi.bat and checkout the results.

I have seen a lot of improve in the startup time after adding. The reasoning goes this way, by default when you invoke fsi.exe it tries to create a some kind of windows UI thread and that makes it little slower. i have read this info in some other post.

<Ravi>

By on 2/4/2009 10:30 AM ()

The --fsi-server makes only minor changes to the behaviour of fsi.exe, and probably should not be user facing in it's current form. The implementation of the FSI window in Visual Studio passes this option when starting the fsi.exe sub-process. For information, the changes are a different prompt and a remoting connection principally to support sending interupt requests. The usual I/O/Error still pass over the standard pipes.

By on 9/23/2008 6:58 AM ()

Ah, drat :(

By on 9/23/2008 7:05 AM ()
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