Am 03.06.2006 um 00:14 schrieb Stefan Pantke:
Am 02.06.2006 um 06:57 schrieb Peter K. Stys:
the problem with upgrading and trying for yourself is this: you'll do
fine with simple projects while getting the feel for the new
compiler,
and in fact I very much like the look-and-feel of RB2006.
Seems to be true for me too. The IDE is still unfriendly:
Another observation:
- Loading plugins takes longer than 3 minutes during the first compile.
Dont't know, if this is default behaviour during each compile.
- During 'preloading' plugins, the IDE came unexpectedly to front
several times.
- The compile preceeds with a speed of of rougly 1% per second. In
total,
I'm still waiting 5 minutes for the compile to finish....
- After a total of 8 minutes, the progress bar showed 50%, but the
compile instantly finished.
Now, I again have these ugly 'Yeah, we invented a new control named
Close. Just rename
your 'Close' controls and rewrite your code.' OK, only 8 instances in
this app, not a real problem.
Well, I'm on an Intel Mac with a CoreDuo and 1,5 GByte of RAM. Only
Apple.Mail
is up and running. Even if I close Apple.Mail, RB doesn't get faster.
I don't want
to go back to my G4 MacMini for just RB.
Let's look at activity monitor and check things: CPU load 95% of both
CoreDuo Cores.
RB takes 593 MByte of real memory and 'just' __1,14 GByte__ of
virtual memory.
Let's give it another try - source not changed: Plugins not loaded
this time, but the
compile isn't a bit faster - still around 5 minutes. And this isn't
my biggest project.
To be continued...
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