I'm running a Pentium 4 2.8 ghz with 1.7g gigs of ram.
if you add your files to IIS it wont take that time
run it from local host instead of debugging it from VS
Have you any antivirus running on your machine?
If you have, try to disable it and debug your website again.
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I'm trying to run appcelerator studio in my Desktop.
AMD Athlon II x4 640 3.00 GHz
Ram 4gb
64bit win 8.1
120Gb SSD Samsung 840 EVO
so, in my laptop i7 8gb ram etc.. run smoothly.
When I'm trying to start the studio doesn't respond, not even in task manager.
I'm using CLI and work fine..
I can't find any log file. Which appc studio keep in workspace which one I have no create yet because I can't open the studio.
I run the command appc platform to start the studio from the CMD but nothing happens and this message appears:
{"success":false,"description":"platform command usage: appcelerator platform <api> <method/arguments>"}
I uninstalled AVAST and check first the blocked programs, but nothing..
I disabled Windows firewall too.
Reinstalled the studio many times using different versions of node. But nothing.
And of course I tried to come in contact with the appc team but I can't....
I'm thinking about 4Gb ram limitation; if that blocks the program from starting.
I also try to open the program logged in and logout from CLI.
Any idea? any one with the same problem?
I am not stuck in loading screen the studio try to verify my account and communicate with server.
Studio just won't start at all.
I'm sorry for my bad English.
sorry for your issue.
First - I am assuming your running Windows (Linux is no longer supported)
The CLI command your using appc platform does not launch studio. That is used for accessing platform APIs and thus requires you to provide an API to use.
To launch studio from the CMD line on Windows you would need to cd into your Appcelerator Studio directory and run the associated program. When installing studio, we do put an icon on the desktop, which is by far the easiest way to start it up.
Your right about your RAM limitation. While you'll find that studio does "run" it will be extremely slow, especially once you start using the Android / Windows emulators etc. Windows takes up 1-2GB of Ram on its own, leaving very little for any development tools.
Our recommended configuration for Windows machines is:
* Windows 8.1 or higher
* 16GB of RAM
I would also think about a faster proc as well.
We are in the process of updating our documentation on the pre-reqs' as its a bit misleading. While we say 4GB of RAM is suitable, what we are talking about is 4GB of 'free memory' on top of everything else you have running, not 4GB of total system memory.
Somedays ago i have updated from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10.
I use Delphi 2007 and Delphi XE in a daily basis, and i've noticed that in both IDEs the normal use seems to be a lot slower than it was in Windows 8.1. Compiling a project seems to take more time than it took previously.
I don't know if it could be the cause but i use Windows in a virtual environment with Parallels. But everything in Win 8 seems to be more fluid.
I don't have any anti-virus and Windows Defender is disabled.
I also noticed that when i compile a project, the CPU never goes higher than 40%, so it seems maybe Delphi is not using all available CPU power for some reason.
My machine is a Macbook Pro with 16GB RAM / Core i7 / SSD. The virtual machine has 3GB of RAM because i use the machine only to Delphi, no more programs opened at the same time. Used memory never reaches more than 2GB.
Does anyone noticed this problem ? Anything i could do to improve ?
Thanks in advance !
I reformatted my laptop and reinstalled vs2010, now every time I open a asp classic solution the following occurs:
solution explorer loads
tabs for the pages left open from last time appear
wheels spin for about 2-3 minutes before I can begin work
It was fast and responsive on Windows XP pro...
Laptop specs
Intel i7 M620 2.67GHZ
4GB
32 Bit
Try disabling your virus scanner. I had a lot of trouble with vs2010 having VERY long load times until I added exceptions to my build paths in Microsoft Security Essentials.
I had to run svn cleanup on the directory. Not sure how that was affecting VS2010, but it was. Now the app loads up in about 5 seconds.
I just bought a MacBookPro (13", 250HD, and 4GB Ram) because, among other things, I would like to write iPhone Apps.
I need, anyway, to use VS2010 so I think about installing Sun Virtual Box (I've used and I like it) to run Windows 7 with Visual Studio 2010 and SqlExpress2008.
Have you tried it? How many RAM GBs should I reserve for Windows? If I assign 2GB to Windows, will my Mac run fine with the remaining 2GB?
Thanks!
I run Windows 7 and VS 2010 in VMWare Fusion on my Macbook. It has 2GB of RAM, and I've allocated 1GB to the virtual machine. It can be a bit slow at times, but not massively
I've been running Windows XP and Visual Studio in a virtual machine on my MacBook Pro for about a year. I've found that allocating 2GB to Windows and 2 to OS X seems to work well. Everything runs smoothly as long as you don't try to run too much in the host OS (don't try running Mail, iTunes, Firefox, etc all at the same time). I've not run into any trouble running a slew of apps in the VM.
All that being said, I've not tried it running Windows 7 and with it's higher RAM requirements I wouldn't be surprised if you ran into issues.
I'm having a bit of a problem where VS won't build because I get OutOfMemoryExceptions. My Vista box with 2 GIG RAM, is using about 1 Gig of RAM when it starts up, and I am not even doing anything (just connecting to the network drives at work etc)
When I then run Visual Studio devenv.exe peaks at around 730MB after a few builds, and I get the error, mostly needing a restart to rectify.
I have disabled Aero and stopped as many unneccessary services and applications in MSCONFIG. I know there is something about Vista using memory and not being bloated, but using up half my memory after just starting up seems a bit excessive (it is the same on a few dev machines).
What sort of peak memory is your application generating and what can I do to try negate this issue?
730 megs after a few builds is not normal.
Some things to try:
Disable all your VS plugins
Ensure VS is running the latest service pack (are you on 2008 SP1)
Try one project at a time to see which one is hogging the memory
Best way how to solved this, is buying more memory.
I have same problem with XP and 1GB memory and it's nightmare for me. Now I have 3GB and it's OK and I can 2 VS in same time.