Re: Beating XCode's key buffer
Re: Beating XCode's key buffer
- Subject: Re: Beating XCode's key buffer
- From: Thomas Engelmeier <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 23:22:54 +0100
On 15.02.2006, at 22:00, Justin Drury wrote:
Working on a fairly large implementation file, hit command S,
command R, occasionally not all the changes to that file are
committed before the build begins. Quite often I get build errors
(missing ; for example, even though I typed it just before I
saved!) leaving me scratching my head. I've just gotten in the
habit of on error's trying a build again, usually it works just fine!
Well, lucky you, for me it didn't work even then.
Today I had
- a handful of lengthy debug sessions with unmodified code from
before the last fix
- a bunch of false gcc errors that just went away when I closed the
results window after multiple recompile attempts (200 lines c++,
thats not what I consider a large impl. file)
- every now and then complete 7 minute rebuilds even though I did not
touch the precompiled header
- A bunch of other cases in the last handful of days where there was
a lack of proper synchronisation:
- state caption "compiling" in one window, "build finished" in
another window of the same project
- "compile" just beeps with the results window and a cpp source in
front, builds with the project window
- Occurrences where characters appear 5..10 seconds delayed with
two windows showing the same source.
This is happening on a G4 ibook, I don't get any of the issues on
my Dual G5(Which I suppose can keep up with my key typing mania.)
1 GHz TiBook here...
Up to now I had those issues only in a medium scale C++ project, not
in some "toy scale" Cocoa projects.
It might be due to the fact that the project error list is not that
unusable for Cocoa since there are seldom multi-line compiler
messages, so I guess I´m not in the build results window all the time.
It's not all the time, but annoying enough to make me type up this
email! (but not it appears to file a radar bug...at least until I
can narrow it down a but more or get confirmation from someone else..)
Well, you probably will get the "engineering requested an project to
reproduce" response anyway.
Regards,
Tom_E
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