I am trying to use the Ganymede CDT to index our large code base. It is very slow, it can take a whole night to index C ++ files. The same project takes only 5 seconds to index with the lush ctags 5.7.
Is there a way to find what is the root of the problem and speed it up? Maybe turn on the registration in the CDT or some obscure option somewhere that I missed?
If you use the "full index", this will not surprise me. I use the "fast index", it is very fast and works very well (even with wxWidgets).
Window- > Preferences- > C/++ → Indexer.
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We have a similar problem with Eclipse on Windows; in our case, this is due to the old version of cygwin.
To find out if you have the same problem, just install Process Explorer if Eclipse launches cygpath.exe and it does not finish a reasonable time.In case this is the cause of the problem, simply place the latest version of cygpath.exe and cygwin1.dll in the eclipse directory, and then you are done.
Good luck
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