Hi Team,
If an application have any error then it won’t get build, taking high memory usage and application will be longer responding.
Kindly find below code.
class method Program.Main(args: array of String): Int32;
begin
{$IFDEF DELPHI}
// add your own code here
writeLn(‘The magic happens here.’);
end;
Thankyou!
Hmm, I cant say I can reproduce this 
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?
thanx!
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.
That’d be appreciated.
Not a good idea to make it public: you should send a private message for this kind of information.
I changed my credentials.
Kindly share the email address where I could share the details.
Please find below screen shots for more details.
Thanks!
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?
Find attached output while building the application.
I replaced ************ as my local machine path.
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.
Also, any chance i can see the exact project that fails/hangs?
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 $endif closing it. The problem, I think, is that the opened ifdef just hides the rest of the source code.
Thanks, logged as bugs://85141
Hello. I think I reproduced the hanging, and it seems it connected with the unclosed ifdef. Might be a bug in our parser.
Thanks for the report.
bugs://85141 got closed with status fixed.
Would be good to get the exact test case from both of you, to make sure vika’s fix covers it.
For my case:
Viktoria, you can take the latest version of the web service I give you in the private message.
Open the Fivb.Vis.Model.Server\Application\Log\LogEntry.pas file, line 370 (in the class constructor).
Just delete the line with {$endif} and VS with freeze for a long time.
Thanks Patrick. It doesn’t hang any more with my changes, so I hope I fixed this issue.
Hi,
is this the same issue that I have? Opening a project and not doing anything :
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.
