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Message        DaveS          Post subject: Real Studio Not Responding [OSX 
Activity Monitor]Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:33 pm                               
  
Joined: Sun Aug 05, 2007 10:46 am
Posts: 4807
Location: San Diego, CA                I have been using RealStudio for years 
now.... on an old MacPro up until a few weeks ago, when I replaced it with a 
2012 iMac I7...
Since then I have been noticing (and so far only with RS)... that every so 
often I get a BeachBall... .and have to wait anywhere up to a MINUTE
before I can continue.  I turned on Activity Monitor, and each time the 
beachball showed up, the "Real Studio" entry turns RED, and is marked "NOT 
RESPONDING".
After a few seconds to a minute, poof.. back to normal again.  During this 
time. the CPU usage DOES NOT go crazy.... RS is using 2% or less, and usually 
it is the TOP CPU consumer at 
the time.....

Anyone have any ideas? I mean I have the most up to date of all the important 
pieces.

Mountain Lion 10.8.3
2012 iMac I7 with 8gig Ram
Real Studio Personal R2012v2.1

One other perhaps important thing (and I hope this is NOT a contributor)

Real Studio is installed on the INTERNAL 1T HD in the iMac
however the PROJECT code is on a USB3.0 External Drive

Is there some caching mechanism that RS might be using and the USB drive is the 
culprit?  If so, can that cache be redirected to the internal drive?      
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iMac I7[2012], OSX Mountain Lion 10.8.3 RB2012r2.1
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                             Top                mjames0302          Post 
subject: Re: Real Studio Not Responding [OSX Activity Monitor]Posted: Sun Apr 
21, 2013 7:22 pm                         
Joined: Mon Jan 02, 2012 2:19 pm
Posts: 6                I also experience this issue with a new iMac quad i5.  
Also on occasion Real Studio just abruptly dies while i am editing code.  I 
have also been using RS for years and have not experienced this problem until 
2012 release's.  Any one any ideas?

I am running Mountain Lion.  I do not run any other applications while using RS.


Thx   
                             Top                msssltd          Post subject: 
Re: Real Studio Not Responding [OSX Activity Monitor]Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 
5:54 am                                 
Joined: Fri Oct 28, 2005 7:05 am
Posts: 555
Location: Emsworth, UK                I have seen the beach ball over the RS 
Window often and, in the absence of processor activity, I put it down to RS 
waiting on i/o.

In my experience, RS never really liked remote disks, particularly on OSX.  
Personally I am (usually) compiling code saved on a network share.  When the 
connection to the share un-mounts for some reason, RS will fail to save the 
project, even after re-establishing the drive mapping - Tip: SaveAs still works.

Things seemed to be better on Windows, until I last upgraded.  RS2012R1 on 
Windows7 x64 has been totally unusable with projects saved on the network, for 
me.  Project edits just stop working for no apparent reason.  I make a change 
to the code, save the project but what get's compiled is the old source.  
Closing RS and re-opening the project file shows the save never took place. 
Other occasions, the IDE just completely stops accepting keystrokes in any code 
edit window - and tapping the shift key doesn't fix it.      
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