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VB Slowdown after compilation

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    We have a project that we recently split from one very large exe into 5 DLL projects. We have a greate deal of classes in each of the projects and we find that when we compile the program on a dev box there is a period shortly after the compile is completed where the app hangs for about 10-15 seconds. Another of our guys had the same problem when at another site, where, once they had a large number of classes, VB was doing the same thing? We have T30 and T40 IBM notebooks, so the processors and memory are fine, has anyone else experienced this and can anyone suggest anything? Cheers, Andy :confused:

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      We have a project that we recently split from one very large exe into 5 DLL projects. We have a greate deal of classes in each of the projects and we find that when we compile the program on a dev box there is a period shortly after the compile is completed where the app hangs for about 10-15 seconds. Another of our guys had the same problem when at another site, where, once they had a large number of classes, VB was doing the same thing? We have T30 and T40 IBM notebooks, so the processors and memory are fine, has anyone else experienced this and can anyone suggest anything? Cheers, Andy :confused:

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      Ray Cassick
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      My guess, if this is a .NET project, is that it is the initial JIT compilation that you are seeing.


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        We have a project that we recently split from one very large exe into 5 DLL projects. We have a greate deal of classes in each of the projects and we find that when we compile the program on a dev box there is a period shortly after the compile is completed where the app hangs for about 10-15 seconds. Another of our guys had the same problem when at another site, where, once they had a large number of classes, VB was doing the same thing? We have T30 and T40 IBM notebooks, so the processors and memory are fine, has anyone else experienced this and can anyone suggest anything? Cheers, Andy :confused:

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        Another possibility is that the IDE is re-registering the .DLLs. (REGSVR32) RageInTheMachine9532

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