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Background code analysis in Visual Studio grinds my windows VM to a halt after every few keystrokes. Yet they spend time speeding up colorization of bracket pai
by DenisM 5y ago
Background code analysis in Visual Studio grinds my windows VM to a halt after every few keystrokes. Yet they spend time speeding up colorization of bracket pairs, which worked just fine for the last 10 releases or so.
- schrute 5y ago> Yet they spend time speeding up colorization of bracket pairs, which worked just fine for the last 10 releases or so. You must have missed the part where it is now 10,000x faster. Given your complaint about performance this should excite you!
- freemint 5y agoIf VS is to slow, you need to use out more for the Background code analysis to amortize.
- DenisM 5y agoI don't get it.
- SquareWheel 5y agoAre you mixing up Visual Studio with VS Code? This pertains to the latter.
- DenisM 5y agoSeems so. Is there no background code analysis in VS code? That would be a reason to switch.
- int_19h 5y agoIn both VS and VSCode, semantic analysis is handled by specific language extensions (some of which might ship in the box, as C# is in VS and TypeScript is in VSCode). So it's impossible to answer this question without knowing which language you're using.