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| georgios |
certainly nothing in those. |
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| georgios |
that is why i am wondering |
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| georgios |
sfisque: loading time is notoriously slow and background operations take longer than one might like. i downloaded the source yesterday but i will be looking into it today |
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| georgios |
what are plugins written in? |
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| georgios |
js? |
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| Cenbe |
js? seriously? |
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| sfisque |
georgios there is a little trick i use to fix that. if you open a large amount of projects or a project that is massive, the default memory allocator does not provide a good memory estimate. in that case, i recommend hardwiring Xms and Xmx in the NETBEANS_HOME/etc/netbeans.conf file. i run with 1536m and 768m and netbeans is pretty fluid. if you find those settings don't give you the speed you want, bump them up further |
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| sfisque |
i think plugins are written in PLI or ada |
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| sfisque |
JK |
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| sfisque |
we prefer them to be written in hand rolled java assembler |
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| sfisque |
or raw bytecode for the real programmers |
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| sfisque |
still kidding |
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| georgios |
you wish they where written in ada |
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| Cenbe |
Preferred way is to write them in Ada on a Commodore 64: https://www.lyonlabs.org/temp/abacus-ada-full.png |
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| Cenbe |
Write once, run nowhere. |
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| sfisque |
nah, has to be done on a hand soldered s100 bus machine |
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| sfisque |
anything else is poser |
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