Code editor in Windows is so slow

General
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You have to open the Xojo Cache folder and delete its contents.

Where this folder is located in Windows ?

Someone ?

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In Windows the cache folder’s path is:

C:\\Users\\<username>\\AppData\\Roaming\\Xojo

I’ve tried to delete the folder, than restart Xojo, but nothing is changed.

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This tip was posted by Xojo with beta releases, I think it also applies to the general release:

Could this apply to your situation?

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[quote=308983:@Louis Desjardins]This tip was posted by Xojo with beta releases, I think it also applies to the general release:

Could this apply to your situation?[/quote]

Also turning off “Accelerate 3D Graphics” in the Fusion Display preferences, nothing change.

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Open both IDE (2016r3 and 2016r4.1) they look differents. Chars in 2016r4.1 do not seem clear and digiting new chars they appear slowly.

Here you can see the image

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on the slowness topic. You probably looked at all this before, but just in case:

  • did you allocate more than one virtual processor to the Windows 10 VM? This does make a world of difference in my own testing. I would suggest 4 processors (cores).
  • how much RAM is available to the VM? Too little will cause disk swapping. In the best case, disk swapping slows down a machine and that is especially true on a VM.
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[quote=309011:@Louis Desjardins]on the slowness topic. You probably looked at all this before, but just in case:

  • did you allocate more than one virtual processor to the Windows 10 VM? This does make a world of difference in my own testing. I would suggest 4 processors (cores).
  • how much RAM is available to the VM? Too little will cause disk swapping. In the best case, disk swapping slows down a machine and that is especially true on a VM.[/quote]

VM has 2 cores and 2 GByte of RAM. Xojo 2016r3 works fine; the trouble is only with Xojo2016r4