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I actually have another suggestion to improve performance, which could be potentially easy to implement? Currently when VisualGDB decides to reparse the file, all the browsing info is unavailable. Perhaps old database could be used while new one is being generated? Yes, it won’t be perfect, but it will often be quite good.
It’s actually ignoring $(ProjectDir)\..\project_dir in the “local directory” completely, and is still syncing from some_other_dir. Please advise.
No it doesn’t. I have to delete privateregistry.bin after that everything works. Considering that the only thing that happens between vs working and not working is the interrupted visual gdb install I strongly want to blame it.
It happened twice already (since I’m installing visual gdb bugfixed version a lot lately). I’d say it’s rather consistent. If I don’t interrupt the install process, and give it the admin password – it installs and works just great.
[+0:02:59.812] Searching for a source/header file matching c:\Users\user\dir9\a.h…
[+0:02:59.815] Found a partial match: C:\Users\user\dir2\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.815] Found a partial match: C:\Users\user\dir3\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.815] Found a partial match: C:\Users\user\dir4\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.815] Found a partial match: C:\Users\user\dir5\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.815] Found a partial match: C:\Users\user\dir6\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.815] Found a partial match: C:\Users\user\dir7\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.815] Found full match: C:\Users\user\dir9\a.cpp.
[+0:02:59.857] C:\Users\user\dir2\a.cpp belongs to a compatible project and will be handled by our engineso it found the correct match, but still opened the first file in a search list.
Pardon to barge in, but I discovered the same issue with sending a lot of files back to the remote machine. Good news is – it only happens once after the initial import, after that it works fine, so you can use it. Bad news is it doesn’t change the performance a bit, it’s cpu bound.
Take it back on crashes – they are still happening. For some reason I’m having much faster responses here than in the email support, where I sent a couple of crash dumps to…
Confirmed fixed. Incidentally it seemed to fix all the crashes/slowness I was having with intellisense, it’s much faster and haven’t crashed yet. Very impressive work guys, especially considering it was Friday night.
I figured it out. I have changed the “working directory” in the build settings to be one directory up, and didn’t realize that I had to change “main build directory” to the corresponding place as well.
Pardon for pulling out old topic, but I am confused by it. Currently VS behaves like so:
when I type namespace asdf { and hit enter, it goes to the column 1 (I have indent namespace contents set to no). But after I finish typing the codeline and type finishing semicolon, line gets spacing inserted in front.
goes from this
namespace asdf {
some_code
to this
namespace asdf {
[space inserted here]some_code;
How can I fix it, I don’t want content of my namespaces to be indented.
