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My Vis Studio editor runs like a dog

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    Andrew Torrance
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    I have a 600MHz PIII with 256M Ram running windows NT server . Generally apps go along nicely . But if I do a carrige return or a delete at the top of a 16KB source file it takes 5 seconds to respond , and the processor goes from 2% utilisation to 50% .(memory usage stays constatnt around 75MB) I am pulling what little hair I have out in big chunks . Any ideas ?

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      I have a 600MHz PIII with 256M Ram running windows NT server . Generally apps go along nicely . But if I do a carrige return or a delete at the top of a 16KB source file it takes 5 seconds to respond , and the processor goes from 2% utilisation to 50% .(memory usage stays constatnt around 75MB) I am pulling what little hair I have out in big chunks . Any ideas ?

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      Frank Deo
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      Are you running any add-ins customizing the IDE?

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      • A Andrew Torrance

        I have a 600MHz PIII with 256M Ram running windows NT server . Generally apps go along nicely . But if I do a carrige return or a delete at the top of a 16KB source file it takes 5 seconds to respond , and the processor goes from 2% utilisation to 50% .(memory usage stays constatnt around 75MB) I am pulling what little hair I have out in big chunks . Any ideas ?

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        Robin
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        If its an MFC based project you could try deleting the .dsw(workspace ) file. Create a new blank workspace and insert the dsp file into this workspace. robin

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        • A Andrew Torrance

          I have a 600MHz PIII with 256M Ram running windows NT server . Generally apps go along nicely . But if I do a carrige return or a delete at the top of a 16KB source file it takes 5 seconds to respond , and the processor goes from 2% utilisation to 50% .(memory usage stays constatnt around 75MB) I am pulling what little hair I have out in big chunks . Any ideas ?

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          Alvaro Mendez
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          This typically happens because of the .NCB file created by VC++. Close down your project and delete this file (in your project's folder). Let me know if it helps, Alvaro

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