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Using version 200910010513 the first scan of a large project of ~6000 source files is very slow again ~1 hour.
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Our automatic measurements don't show any recent regression in initial scan. Didn't your envirinment change recently? If not we should try to reproduce on the sample project we have from you. Do you remember what was the last build you used before 200910010513 where it was fine? Thnaks.
I use Linux mainly, then Solaris and sometimes when I have too Windoze. The build I was using previously on Solaris was 6.7.1, 6.7 didn't work well on the bank's Solaris environment as everything is on NFS mounts. I tried the new daily build and the initial scan took over an hour ( maybe much more as I went out in the end) The bank's project size is now 9,077 Java source files which is just insane.
"The bank's project size is now 9,077 Java source files which is just insane." - Are these files on NFS? I can see from the profiler snapshot that java indexing was running, which is not surprising of course. It seemed to measure data only for ~15s. It might be useful to run the IDE with -J-Dorg.netbeans.modules.parsing.impl.indexing.RepositoryUpdater.level=FINE and attach its log file here. But in general, if you have 9077 java files on a NFS mounted disk then it's just going to be slow. What I don't understand is why 6.7.1 was fast under the same circumstances. One possible difference could be the location of you userdir. Is it stored on a local disk for both 6.7.1 and 6.8dev? Thanks
Yes, all files are on NFS mounts. The number of source files are growing on a daily bases. I'll get the timings for 6.7.1 and 6.8dev it may well be a function of the increase in the project size.
Sorry... this is a false alarm.