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Torsten Ortleb
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Torsten Ortleb
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c++ Builder 2007 Multicore ( Dual Core or Quadcore )2007-08-22 05:45:36 PM cppbuilder79 Support c++ Builder 2007 Multicore Systems ( Dual Core or Quad Core CPU´s) ? I have a Problem that the IDE is verry slow wenn I use COM Server Applications for my Programm. The IDE uses 100 % CPU Usage for 5 Seconds wenn iam type "->". ( I have an AMD Athlon 4000+ Singlecore Prozessor ) Can I solve The Problem with an Multicore Prozessor with more Power ? CU Torsten |
Harold Howe [TeamB]
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2007-08-22 09:46:42 PM
Re:c++ Builder 2007 Multicore ( Dual Core or Quadcore )QuoteI have a Problem that the IDE is verry slow wenn I use COM Server 1- Configure code completion so it doesn't automatically start when you type ->. You can manually activate it with ctrl+space. 2- Optimize your precompiled headers. This can have a big impact on code completion performance. Do a google groups search on precompiled headers in this group, and you will find lots of advice. QuoteCan I solve The Problem with an Multicore Prozessor with more Power ? in half, but that would still leave you with a 2.5 second delay every time you type ->. That is still unacceptable. H^2 |
Torsten Ortleb
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2007-08-24 02:02:57 AM
Re:c++ Builder 2007 Multicore ( Dual Core or Quadcore )
Many Thanks :-) Precompiled Header works great.
I only have moved the Header to the Section befor "#pragma hdrstop" And now - no delay at all :-) Now I Use an gerneral Precompiled Header File - and all external Headers are includet in This File. CU T "Harold Howe [TeamB]" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >schrieb im Newsbeitrag Quote
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