EDIT: Pretty sure Fix-Pack solved the speed issue, as I installed it and things started flying. I was trying to be as stock as possible, in order to understand the advantages of D10.2 vs XE2 (what I was using). Also tried Delphi 10.2 Update 1, same speed issue.
EDIT: Pretty sure Fix-Pack solved the speed issue, as I installed it and things started flying. I was trying to be as stock as possible, in order to understand the advantages of D10.2 vs XE2 (what I was using). Also tried Delphi 10.2 Update 1, same speed issue.
Speed Issue: Find Declaration
I'm experiencing a delay in using the "Find Declaration" function in the IDE. Specifically, when I use it, it can take anywhere from 1 second to 20 seconds, the mouse turns to a WAIT and the IDE stops processing messages. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason and I haven't noticed a difference between code that just compiled or syntax checked vs lots of edits.
What can I do to speed things up?
I'm running a stock 10.2 install with no Fix-Pack. I have "Code Insight" and "Template Completion" turned OFF. But everything else is defaults.
My main *.dpr in the project has 137 units in the interface's uses clause.
Speed Issue: Find Declaration
I'm experiencing a delay in using the "Find Declaration" function in the IDE. Specifically, when I use it, it can take anywhere from 1 second to 20 seconds, the mouse turns to a WAIT and the IDE stops processing messages. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason and I haven't noticed a difference between code that just compiled or syntax checked vs lots of edits.
What can I do to speed things up?
I'm running a stock 10.2 install with no Fix-Pack. I have "Code Insight" and "Template Completion" turned OFF. But everything else is defaults.
My main *.dpr in the project has 137 units in the interface's uses clause.
Disabling the LiveBinding packages helped me to get the IDE much faster. ... and +1 for the Fix Pack :) There seems to be a problem with opening forms if LiveBindings are enabled.
ReplyDeleteYou should check if the delay only happens if you try to find a declaration that requires opening another form or if it also happens if the declaration is in a non-form unit. I guess your IDE shows the declaration much faster if it is located in a non-form unit.
Installing Fix Pack made the "Find Declaration" fly.. thanks!
ReplyDeleteMine too!
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