windows defender does the same thing by default. first step setting up my workstation for c++ dev is always specifically excluding my source code directories an

windows defender does the same thing by default. first step setting up my workstation for c++ dev is always specifically excluding my source code directories and msvc.exe and friends. sometimes takes me a few days to notice all the ancillary processes that will trigger the file scanning and whitelist them. otherwise it eats a whole logical core every time I kick off a compile.