symlink(copy) script files into one folder?

[gu-fan]

put them into ~/.vim/vundle/plugin ~/.vim/vundle/autoload ...

i.e. : not so many runtimepaths , increase vim speed.

an easy solution is ,
after git pull scripts into 'bundle/', don't set &rtp with each script folder.
just symlink/copy them into the folder and set &rtp to that one.

clear folders with BundleClean

the disadvantage is that if one project have change it's file name.
then the older file may remain there till folder got cleaned.

[gmarik]

increase vim speed

Do you mean startup speed? as there is faster branch that improves startup time.

Otherwise yeah it's totally possible to 'cache' scripts.
But then, does effort of implementing worth the possible speed gain?
Not sure. We need some benchmarking, i think.

[gu-fan]

No, not the startup speed.
every time some command (help/set syntax/...)are executed, vim will traversal through all &rtp and/or &rtp/after folders.
set verbose = 2 for that infomation.

[gmarik]

oh, i see what you mean now.

[MarcWeber]

Lazy loading see #364 - then you don't have to load all plugins at the same time. Is there really such a big speed difference - have you benchmarked it? For VAM I even wrote an experimental (merge all plugin/* files into one) command - but the overhead remembering it when updating plugins was not worth the speed benefit.

[Shougo]

If it is implemented, Vundle cannot implement lazy loading feature.