Re:Apple starting to alert users that it will end 32-bit app...
by malkia on Thursday April 12, 2018 @01:09AM
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Completely agree, and usually the answer I get is - well plugin developers should just move their stuff OutOfProcess, and deal with it. I went to GDC and talked to JetBrains about ReSharper C/C++ - which is a phenomenal product, yet limited by what else lives with it in the process space. So since last week I had to kill (uninstall/disable) anything else but it, because I depend on it. I briefly had to re-enable th Qt plugin, the P4 one, but had to disable a lot of Microsoft's (whatever I can), Intel's, and had to leave Sony's SN-DBS otherwise compile times are slow as hell... So it's manageable, and there was way to have different environments setup (haven't looked deeply into it)... but really moving to 64-bit would solve a lot of it... even if it would take more memory... (bigger pointers, that's usually the stupid excuse)
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Re:Apple starting to alert users that it will end 32-bit app...
by bonoetmalo on Thursday April 12, 2018 @01:24AM
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I gave up ReSharper in 2015. It's a great tool and I miss it, but our solution has nearly doubled in size over the past few years and even vanilla VS 2017 struggles with it. We have dev ops working on nugetizing some of the bloat and Microsoft premier support is helping us to understand why our solution is so stressful on Visual Studio.
The in process limitation is a real killer for ReSharper.
Re:Apple starting to alert users that it will end 32-bit app...
by hvidgaard on Thursday April 12, 2018 @01:48AM
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I recently didn't renew ReSharper for my team. It makes VS crawl, and I honestly don't understand why on earth it cannot utilize some of the other 15 cores available on our machines. It's a fantastic tool, but it doesn't scale with solution size at all.