yeah doesn't work very well
yeah doesn't work very well
VS is garbage. No real programmer uses it unless they are forced to.
VS is garbage. No real programmer uses it unless they are forced to.
Yes, no need for VS when the real programmers are porting Doom over to yet another platform/OS for no real benefit to anyone.
Yes, no need for VS when the real programmers are porting Doom over to yet another platform/OS for no real benefit to anyone.
C:\PROJECTS\REALPROG>tasm realprog.asm
C:\PROJECTS\REALPROG>tlink realprog
C:\PROJECTS\REALPROG>realprog
ꝹꝗꜺꝂꝀↀↆⱢↃⱣₑỪỮỶỄᶲᶡᶟᶗᵲᵴᴚʭˠǶǢǣƧƚ [BEEEEEEEEEEEP]
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`C:\PROJECTS\REALPROG>tasm realprog.asm
C:\PROJECTS\REALPROG>tlink realprog
C:\PROJECTS\REALPROG>realprog
ꝹꝗꜺꝂꝀↀↆⱢↃⱣₑỪỮỶỄᶲᶡᶟᶗᵲᵴᴚʭˠǶǢǣƧƚ [BEEEEEEEEEEEP]`
oops
If I leave it open too long, it starts leaking memory... Will start getting "Your PC is low on memory" on a 16 GB system until I shut down VS2022.
Only have 2 projects going, a WPF one and a Xamarin one. Never seems to happen when doing WPF, but always happens when doing Xamarin. Guess I should add that I'm not using the iOS or Android emulators, I'm pushing to a real phone. And the mem leak occurs when just leaving VS2022 open idle and walking away for a few hours.
If I leave it open too long, it starts leaking memory... Will start getting "Your PC is low on memory" on a 16 GB system until I shut down VS2022.
Only have 2 projects going, a WPF one and a Xamarin one. Never seems to happen when doing WPF, but always happens when doing Xamarin. Guess I should add that I'm not using the iOS or Android emulators, I'm pushing to a real phone. And the mem leak occurs when just leaving VS2022 open idle and walking away for a few hours.
Notepad++ works just fine for coding :)
Notepad++ works just fine for coding :)
Geeze, using such a fancy IDE? Vi!
Geeze, using such a fancy IDE? Vi!
Have you found a solution?
Stop using Windows. This was my solution.
>Have you found a solution?
Stop using Windows. This was my solution.
I've been using VS 2017 for years now without updating, because I learned that updating any piece of modern software only brings disappointment and issues in the long run. But even back when it came out I already thought it was shit because of how much of a resource hog it was, and it probably got a lot worse since then.
I've been using VS 2017 for years now without updating, because I learned that updating any piece of modern software only brings disappointment and issues in the long run. But even back when it came out I already thought it was shit because of how much of a resource hog it was, and it probably got a lot worse since then.
Sadly, I agree with you. VS starts up a shit load of background tasks. However, I do like intellisense, auto code completion and its Git integration. Oh well.
Sadly, I agree with you. VS starts up a shit load of background tasks. However, I do like intellisense, auto code completion and its Git integration. Oh well.
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