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parhamn ◴[22 May 20 16:49 UTC] No.23274114[source]▶

I'm showing 20-200ms longer on first run of the exec. Modified the test script a bit to show that it doesn't happen again if you modify the executable's contents.

    echo $'#!/bin/sh\necho Hello' > /tmp/test.sh && \
    chmod a+x /tmp/test.sh && \
    time /tmp/test.sh && \
    time /tmp/test.sh && \
    echo 'echo Hello2' >> /tmp/test.sh && \
    time /tmp/test.sh

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1. eugenekolo ◴[22 May 20 17:34 UTC] No.23274720[source]▶

>>23274114 #

Another slight modification to make this show the effect every time:

    f=$(mktemp) && \
    echo $'#!/bin/sh\necho Hello' > $f && \
    chmod a+x $f && \
    time $f && \
    time $f && \
    echo 'echo Hello2' >> $f && \
    time $f

On my system:

    Hello

    real 0m0.131s
    user 0m0.001s
    sys 0m0.002s
    Hello

    real 0m0.004s
    user 0m0.001s
    sys 0m0.002s
    Hello
    Hello2

    real 0m0.004s
    user 0m0.001s
    sys 0m0.002s

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