Re: Disk thrashing when opening a project
Re: Disk thrashing when opening a project
- Subject: Re: Disk thrashing when opening a project
- From: Steve Mills <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2008 14:54:39 -0600
On Nov 11, 2008, at 14:12:11, Chris Espinosa wrote:
As was mentioned, having indexing take a long time and a lot of disk
activity may be a side-effect of poor project configuration:
- Inadvertent or unnecessary inclusion of non-project files in the
project
- Setting the Project Root (Project > Edit Project Settings > General)
to an enclosing folder that encompasses a lot of non-project files
I can't boot to 10.6 right now to check Xcode 3.2, but is that now a
different setting than the source control root? I found that our
source control root needs to be at the actual root folder for a given
branch, which means that tons of other projects and unrelated files
will be under that root. So is it now possible to set the project root
to the project's folder, and the source control root to some place
lower (lower as in "down the tree, from leaf to root" not "up the root
system from underground to the surface")? Oh, that's probably still
under NDA. Can you just say "yes, I'm betting those will be two
different things in 3.2" or "no, you're cracked"? :)
All I know is that we never used 3.1 because almost every action
(opening project, saving a source file, etc) would result in 5 or 10
minutes of disk thrashing. So I looked 3.1 square in the face and went
"pbtpttbptbpb", which is too bad because I was looking SO forward to
some of the new features.
Steve Mills
Drummer, Mac geek
http://sjmills5.home.mchsi.com/
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