Hi

I have the following hardware
1 Intel Processor 3.2G
2. 512mb RAM
3. Using Visual Studio 2005 / Visual Basic

I have a webproject with multiple project and it takes a lontime to build
solution, what must i do
1. Increase RAM to say 1.5 G
2. Get a new Processor

TIA
Barry

Re: Slow Compile speed by Jim

Jim
Mon Aug 13 09:16:13 CDT 2007

I found VS 2005 to be really slow. Increasing the ram from 512mb to 1 gig
(max on my system) had a significant impact on performance - it brought it
from intolerable to tolerable.

"Barry" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I have the following hardware
> 1 Intel Processor 3.2G
> 2. 512mb RAM
> 3. Using Visual Studio 2005 / Visual Basic
>
> I have a webproject with multiple project and it takes a lontime to build
> solution, what must i do
> 1. Increase RAM to say 1.5 G
> 2. Get a new Processor
>
> TIA
> Barry
>



Re: Slow Compile speed by Frans

Frans
Tue Aug 14 03:05:13 CDT 2007

Barry wrote:

> Hi
>
> I have the following hardware
> 1 Intel Processor 3.2G
> 2. 512mb RAM
> 3. Using Visual Studio 2005 / Visual Basic
>
> I have a webproject with multiple project and it takes a lontime to
> build solution, what must i do 1. Increase RAM to say 1.5 G
> 2. Get a new Processor

What others said: get at least 1GB ram, because then windows doesn't
have to swap that much, and also be sure your harddisks are fast (as
compiling means reading a lot of files). If you're working on a laptop:
forget it, it will never be fast.

Web projects tend to be slow as well. I'm not sure if you're using a
web SITE project or a web project (i.e the project format they released
after vs.net 2005 was released).

What also helps is to split up solutions as much as possible, thus:
keep all assemblies USED by your webapp in a separate solution and keep
your webapp in a different solution. This will make compiling less slow
as most of the work you'll do is in the webapp code so you just have to
compile that project every time :)

FB

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