I've come over to .NET 2.0 recently from 1.1 and I now find that setting a
breakpoint in code and running in debug mode is extremely slow. So slow it's
unusable as a debugging tool.
Any suggestions? Settings?
Michael
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How much memory are you running under? That is often a sticking point, as
the 2.0 IDE bits are a bit of a memory hog.
The second thing to look at is how many projects you have loading and
whether or not you have any circular references amongst libraries. If so, a
good Dependency Model tool can help retool the libraries.
Can probably think of a few others, given time.
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I've come over to .NET 2.0 recently from 1.1 and I now find that setting
a breakpoint in code and running in debug mode is extremely slow. So slow
it's unusable as a debugging tool.
Any suggestions? Settings?
Michael
I"m running 2 gb of memory. Windows XP.
I have no circular references. This came from 1.1 and never had any problems
there.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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How much memory are you running under? That is often a sticking point, as
the 2.0 IDE bits are a bit of a memory hog.
The second thing to look at is how many projects you have loading and
whether or not you have any circular references amongst libraries. If so,
a good Dependency Model tool can help retool the libraries.
Can probably think of a few others, given time.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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>I've come over to .NET 2.0 recently from 1.1 and I now find that setting
a breakpoint in code and running in debug mode is extremely slow. So slow
it's unusable as a debugging tool.
Any suggestions? Settings?
Michael
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