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Slow loading of files in VC++

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    I am using VC6 on a 1.3ghz processor. My project is fairly large (about 1500 files). When I double click on a header or file in ClassView it takes up to 20 seconds to actually load it. Also, during this time, MSDEV is taking >95% of the processor time. Why? Can I prevent it? Neil

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      I am using VC6 on a 1.3ghz processor. My project is fairly large (about 1500 files). When I double click on a header or file in ClassView it takes up to 20 seconds to actually load it. Also, during this time, MSDEV is taking >95% of the processor time. Why? Can I prevent it? Neil

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      jhwurmbach
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      Do you have an excessive amount of breakpints set? (Check (under VC6) with 'Edit/Breakpoints') Try deleting your *.ncb-file. It gets rebuild on the start of VC++6. That is my standard when soemthing strange happens.


      My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.

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        I am using VC6 on a 1.3ghz processor. My project is fairly large (about 1500 files). When I double click on a header or file in ClassView it takes up to 20 seconds to actually load it. Also, during this time, MSDEV is taking >95% of the processor time. Why? Can I prevent it? Neil

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        David Crow
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        I know others that have mentioned this behavior when opening a project with many files. The VS editor is just not built to handle such a big payload.

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