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Visual Studio Intellisense responds slowly
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I just recently got Visual Studio 2008 and Intellisense seems to work find with C# and other languages. However, I noticed today that when I was working with directX that it seemed to respond pretty slowly in C++.
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You can reset Intellisense by deleting the .ncb file and restarting VS. It will do a full rebuild of the lookup tables. This works well if Intellisense loses it's mind and says that it can't find any info to display. This can happen if you are building your routines by hand as I do alot for my common classes...
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It may also due to your slow speed of your server...
Generally .NET makes the system slower...
No need to worry about it, If you get irritated by waiting long time better remove the intellisense.
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It may also due to your slow speed of your server...
Generally .NET makes the system slower...
No need to worry about it, If you get irritated by waiting long time better remove the intellisense.
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Web Development Services
Yeah, everyone has had that problem (afaik). C++ is drastically more difficult to parse, which leads to intellisense needing to do a bit more work and be more careful about recommendations.
I just found that intellisense is rubbish, and especially now I'm working with my friend over SVN, every time I do an update intellisense seems to trip up over itself and I have to delete the .ncb.
My solution was an upgrade to Visual Assist X
My solution was an upgrade to Visual Assist X
FWIW, though I haven't tried any of the betas or anything, they claim that intellisense in VS2010 will be exponentially better.
They say that with each release of visual studio :) Let's hope it has a bit more truth in it this time.
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They say that with each release of visual studio :) Let's hope it has a bit more truth in it this time.
Why hope? Try here. Its still beta so it will likely change more between now and release.
It is much improved, in performance, breadth and accuracy. At least at the outset. At least some of the current Intellisense problems with C++ appear over time, as the .ncb database becomes crufty. I haven't used 2010 with C++ extensively enough to get a good idea, but I'm pretty sure there will be at least an incremental improvement since the older NCB system was abandoned in favor of something newer.
Quote:My solution was an upgrade to Visual Assist X
I also use visual assist and where i work everyone has a copy as well. VAX ftw
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