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Xcode

K77K77 Posts: 6New Users
in iPhone SDK Game Development
Hi....

When I'm using Xcode with my project (Game).... my iMac is like a Window PC.... this means, you click on a button and 2 minutes later, the click will be processed.... and the disk is making noise like writing or reading endless.....

It's really not a big game...

how can I find out how much programm code lines I wrote?

thank you
K77
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  • K77K77 Posts: 6New Users
    It's the indexing... :-(

    can I disable the indexing??? I can work 2 minutes and then kill OSX and restart it...... work 2 minutes, restart.....

    I had more OSX breakdowns with my iMac then Windows breakdown in 10 years..... This can't be possible.... I thought Mac is good....

    thanxxx
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  • K77K77 Posts: 6New Users
    wow... I had 15 mins to open this www page.... (I feel like using Windows again)....
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  • K77K77 Posts: 6New Users
    SOLVED:


    How to disable indexing
    Open the Terminal window , then type the following code in terminal and click enter.
    defaults write com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexDisable 1
    Now restart your xcode and enjoy better performance.
    How to Enable xcode indexing
    if you upgraded your machine or you want some other features to be turned on if you need indexing service, please follow the steps below.
    Open the Terminal window , then type the following code in terminal and click enter.
    defaults write com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexDisable 0
    (or)
    defaults delete com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexDisable
    While you’re at it, you should delete the key you added as well:
    defaults delete com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexEnable
    Now restart the xcode now you can see the indexing will start from now on wards.
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  • kevinmarkkevinmark Posts: 7New Users
    The crux of it seems to be that XCode uses crazy amounts of ram during indexing - like, 5gb or so(!), and thus if you're on a machine with something like 12gb, there's no problem, but if you're on a laptop with only 2gb or so, you'll have some pretty severe paging going on.
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