this is with stock .2569, the build fails clean and stops.
Can you show mw a screenshot of the Ice when it hangs, with the Build log active? Also, is ebuild.exe still active as a process, in Task Manager, and of so, is it EBuild or Water that is taking up the CPU time and/or memory?
Any chance I could arrange to TeamView inotmyour system to see this happening and debug it locally?
I seen in task manager EBuild takes memory usage high, for now I don’t have screen shot.
If you want to have TeamViewer session we can take it now. So you will get all details.
Oh, VS. you said Water, above. Can you turn on maximum build verbosity under Tools|Options, and retake this screenshot and/or the log output up tot he point where it hangs? also, can you not crop it? thanx!
Can you also look at the Windows Task Manager to see if a “Windows Error Reporting” application is started under the VS instance entry and see if this instance uses the memory and CPU?
Are you sure it hangs, and doesn’t just take a log time? .NET Core projects literally load in hundreds of references, so resolving these can take some time.
You have an $IFDEF that’s not closed, is it just an error in the test case or is it when writing it that you have the error?
@mh I just have the case where adding an $ifdef in a class makes VS unresponsive. I must wait before I can add the $endif closing it. The problem, I think, is that the opened ifdef just hides the rest of the source code.
For my case:
Viktoria, you can take the latest version of the web service I give you in the private message.
Open the Fivb.Vis.Model.Server\Application\Log\LogEntry.pas file, line 370 (in the class constructor).
Just delete the line with {$endif} and VS with freeze for a long time.
is taking high memory usage and shows “Update File Types for …” (for all project units).
I’ve tried different projects (wasm, java, .net, core) - the same problem. Is this solved?
Could you retest with today’s build? Do you have an unclosed IFDEF in your code? iirc Vika’s fix was specific to that, so your’s might be something else — if so, a testcase would be great.