Op Thursday 20 December 2007, schreef Ed Leafe: > > When I run it a second or third time and so on, it throws about 400 > > errors and > > starts up just fine. Python still running (of course). > > Are you starting it by running 'python ClassDesigner.py' from the > 'ide' directory? I see those spurious Gtk warnings, but never have I > seen it fail to launch. Yes, I am. Is there any way to increase the output of debug messages? Maybe that way I can trace to where it is giving up?
> > The only other "oddness" I've noticed is that the Class Designer is > > slow as > > molasses, somewhat slower than the famous screencasts. Anyone have > > any tips > > for speeding it up?!? I have a very recent dual core system with no > > swapping > > going on at all. Both cores are being used by python as far as I > > can see > > (total CPU utilization up to around 85%). > > This combined with your previous comment suggests that you have > something else interfering with the process. If you run 'top', do you > see any processes that are taking up CPU cycles? Only python! The CPU goes up to 98% as soon as the mouse is moving around inside a ClassDesigner form (I'm not moving it around like crazy either). No difference whether it is over a user control or the menu bar. > The problem with developing something like this is that it will run > great on our systems, so we release it. But until others report the > problems they are finding on their systems, it will never improve to > the level it needs to be. Glad I can be of help. Regards, Dennis _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-users Searchable Archives: http://leafe.com/archives/search/dabo-users This message: http://leafe.com/archives/byMID/dabo-users/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
