Hi, I've just moved from using 9.2 to 10.0.2 and the application is eating huge amounts of clock cycles on code completion. It can take up to a minute and more before the editor responds. I've tried parsing the workspace but this makes no difference. Is there anything I can do here, other than return to v9.2?
I running 10.0.2 on macOS Sierra 10.12.3.
Where to download v9.2?
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Re: Where to download v9.2?
1. How did you check for the amount of memory used in 10.0.2 compared to 9.2?
2. Can you upload a sample workspace with source files that shows the problem?
3. You can get 9.2 version from here: https://codelite.org/downloads/codelite ... app.tar.gz
Eran
2. Can you upload a sample workspace with source files that shows the problem?
3. You can get 9.2 version from here: https://codelite.org/downloads/codelite ... app.tar.gz
Eran
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Re: Where to download v9.2?
Thanks for the quick reply.
1. I wasn't referring to the memory but the time taken to display the code completion. When, I enter something like m_ I get a pause followed by a multi coloured ball. This ball will stay on screen from anything from a few seconds to over a minute, before the cursor returns and the completion options appear. If (and even on the same line of code) I then type m_ again the whole process is repeated even if I'm referring to the same variable! Moving the cursor out of codelite and I can work with other applications as normal.
2. Sorry I can't in this instance.
3. Thanks.
1. I wasn't referring to the memory but the time taken to display the code completion. When, I enter something like m_ I get a pause followed by a multi coloured ball. This ball will stay on screen from anything from a few seconds to over a minute, before the cursor returns and the completion options appear. If (and even on the same line of code) I then type m_ again the whole process is repeated even if I'm referring to the same variable! Moving the cursor out of codelite and I can work with other applications as normal.
2. Sorry I can't in this instance.
3. Thanks.