Re: Slow Xcode UI
Re: Slow Xcode UI
- Subject: Re: Slow Xcode UI
- From: Chris Meyer <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:16:03 -0800
Hi Godfrey,
I downloaded version 1.1 and it seems speedier. The new version looks
good and seems to address some issues I was having before. I'll be
using it extensively so if anything comes up I'll 'radar' it. It's
great to see active work on Xcode. I would guess that most developers
are like me and love to get new tools frequently (within reason, of
course).
Bringing up a new editor still seems a bit slower than I would expect,
though. An example source file is around 80K and if I can narrow down
the problem I'll report a bug. Also, I don't think syntax coloring is
the problem. It goes about the same speed with or without it.
But in any case, I'm sure 1.1 is a great improvement over 1.0. I'm
excited to reach a point where I can upgrade all of my projects to
"native" targets. I also follow the new development on the gcc lists
and I'm looking forward to the compile server when it grows out of
babyhood and gets integrated.
- Chris Meyer, LQ Graphics, Inc.
Thank you for your feedback.
In answer to your implicit query, NDA status is the norm for all
pre-release seeded projects. However, Xcode 1.1 is now final and
should be downloadable shortly from the ADC download site, <
http://connect.apple.com >. The Xcode Update 1.1 software update was
available yesterday until back end server problems caused it to be
pulled. It will hopefully reappear soon. Please re-test with the final
Xcode 1.1 release.
If the performance is still not satisfactory, it would be most useful
if you file a bug report with representative timings and specific
information regarding your system configuration (an Apple System
Profiler report). An example project that demonstrates the problem is
extremely useful for us to analyze and determine how to improve it.
Please file the bug report using instructions at <
http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter >, then send an email to
<email@hidden> articulating the bug number and
attach a compressed archive with your example project. We'll be happy
to look into the issue.
best,
Godfrey
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