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Original Post: Visual Studio 2008: Bessere Performance?
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Gerade das Thema Performance war punkto Visual Studio immer ein Spezialfall. Sobald Solutions wachsen wird auch die Entwicklungsumgebung immer langsamer. Zeit also, hier einige Verbesserungen zu bringen.
Soma Somasegar führt auf, an welchen Stellen gedreht wurde um die Performance von Visual Studio 2008 zu verbessern. Hier ein Auszug:
Rebuilding a Visual Basic project and running a background compiler is 3x faster and uses 3x less memory.
Scrolling large C# files in the Editor is 100% faster, while typing in new text is 50% faster
The response time of IntelliSense with large types in C# is up to 10 times faster
Incremental build time runs up to 90% faster on C++/CLI project solutions.
Office Word and Excel files are processed 20x faster on the server
TFS Version Control command processing was re-written to support unlimited sized operations on key commands without being memory bound on the server. In our measurements, key Commands also run 10% - 60% faster, with the larger improvements associated with bigger projects.
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