What specification of machine do Microsoft Employees use when working on Roslyn? #47035
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Just out of curiosity I was wondering what spec of machine Microsoft employees use when working on Roslyn or what tips you have of making visual studio perform better while working on Roslyn? With this machine, it takes ~5 minutes to load up the Roslyn.sln file in visual studio and about 5 more minutes before it becomes usable. Even after this, there is a noticeable delay in keystrokes when typing in a file. I am interested in making more contributions but I am put off due to the slowness of Visual Studio. |
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@06needhamt can you report a trace here https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/wiki/Recording-performance-traces-with-PerfView I'm on a dual core laptop and I'm not experiencing the issues your taking about. Note: I do generally give vs about 1+ minute to load and get some with initial work. But from that point on, things seem to work ok. |
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I think it would be super awesome if there is a way to work on Roslyn from VS Code, it's much much lighter. |
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most of the compiler team uses VS Code nowadays. As Cyrus says, without a perf trace its hard to guess at what is happening. |
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@jmarolf, Are there any instructions/docs on using VS Code with Roslyn solution? |
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@333fred or @RikkiGibson could either of you update https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/tree/master/docs/contributing with the details about your Vs Code workflows? |
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The system specifications vary widely from laptops to desktops. I would say the keys to a good experience are:
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The system specifications vary widely from laptops to desktops. I would say the keys to a good experience are: