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| yatagarasu |
Posted - Apr 01 2016 : 11:37:53 AM
Please can you add feature of disabling VA Parsing during build, or some button to stop VA Parsing.
Disabling Visual Assist is not working for some reason, it became reenabled after solution open.
Sometime projects are too big, and a build is needed now, and VA PArsing reaali slows everything. |
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| sean |
Posted - Jun 13 2016 : 12:27:24 PM
The next release of VA will have a checkbox to let you switch file parsing from multithreaded to singlethreaded.
That said, it will have no effect on the "Reading solution projects" message -- that occurs on the UI thread and is unrelated to file parsing. Do you have "enumerate project references thoroughly" checked? If so, uncheck it; see http://docs.wholetomato.com/default.asp?W664 |
| yatagarasu |
Posted - Jun 12 2016 : 08:58:15 AM
So any progress with this feature?
Is it hard to add buttons to manually start and stop scan?
VA is so helpfull in hanging visual studio when it is not needed. |
| sean |
Posted - May 04 2016 : 12:53:41 AM
Thanks for the clarification. |
| yatagarasu |
Posted - May 04 2016 : 12:44:50 AM
quote:
Originally posted by sean
Did you set it to negative 2??
No, I mean NumOfCores - 2 )
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| sean |
Posted - Apr 26 2016 : 4:29:02 PM
Yes, we should add the setting to the options dialog. case=96790
The default value is all cores.
Did you set it to negative 2??
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| yatagarasu |
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 10:22:45 PM
quote:
Originally posted by sean
You can restrict the number of cores that VA will use:
http://support.wholetomato.com/default.asp?W134
Thanks, you should extend your options dialog I think.
What is the default value? It should not use all cores by default i think. I set it to -2 cores and visual studio became much responsive. |
| sean |
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 2:47:05 PM
You can restrict the number of cores that VA will use:
http://support.wholetomato.com/default.asp?W134
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| feline |
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 1:45:30 PM
The idea behind this case is that VA will automatically detect when you are doing a build, and do its best to keep out of the way, so as to not slow down the build.
Once you have loaded the solution, and VA has finished any parsing caused by loading, VA should only reparse files when they have been changed, and when you are not typing. We wait for you to stop typing before parsing your latest edits.
Are you seeing any pattern to the parsing that happens, the parsing that you don't think should happen?
Do you have:
VA Options -> Performance -> Watch for externally modified files and reparse when necessary
turned On or Off? If this is turned On, and you do a source control update, this would explain extra parsing. |
| yatagarasu |
Posted - Apr 25 2016 : 06:53:33 AM
So will you make a button which switches VA on and off. Because it is kinda... VA starts to reparse files whenever it think it needs, not when I think it is needed.
An maybe use less cpu resources during that process. VA is not most important part of development process.
Thanks. |
| sean |
Posted - Apr 01 2016 : 9:37:52 PM
That is a reasonable request. case=96201 |
| feline |
Posted - Apr 01 2016 : 12:35:12 PM
VA needs to parse before it can help you, which is why it does not easily pause.
If you are working in a large project, you may find turning Off:
VA Options -> Performance -> Parse all files when opening a project
helps. This will keep parsing to a minimum when loading the project, which may help even when you are not building. |
