| Re: [ptp-user] C/C++ indexer for large software packets |
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On Thursday 26 March 2015 22:12:02 Dr. Christoph Pospiech wrote: > Hi, > > presumably this is a known problem. I have a C++ project with an enormous > amount of sources. Every now and then - for instance, when I change the > active synchronization host - the C/C++ indexer is set loose which brings > any development work nearly to a standstill for something like a quarter > to half an hour. > > I have a "progress view" open, so I can see a progress bar advancing to the > right. But hitting that red "cancel" button doesn't seem to have any > effect, at least not immediately. > > Is there any way to tame that C/C++ indexer, perhaps > suspending or renice-ing it ?
Well, I found some sort of solution - Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Indexer * untick automatic indexing. * untick "index source files not included in the build" * untick "index unused headers"
Can anyone explain me why you would index ... and re-index ... and re-index again and again ... source and header files that are currently not used ?
I was including "boost 1.57.0" with zillions of class templates, but my code only used a small subset of it - but apparently *everything* in reach was indexed ! --
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards
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