Delphi7 - How can I find where my project hangs in the compiler?

I have a project in Delphi7. It is quite large, consisting of 40 odd shapes and frames. Recently, the compiler only allows me to compile the project once, so that I can run it, then every recompilation of the IDE hangs, and I have to finish the Delphi process. Prior to this, my processor switches to 50% (on a dual-core machine), so my conclusion is a compilation process that went into an infinite loop. The executable file that it creates does not start and usually has a fixed size after it hangs.

I was wondering how I can find where this inconsistency is in my project. Other projects do not suffer from the same problem.

+3
source share
3

" ", , - .

-, , , CVS ( , ? RIGHT? good.) , . , . , . , . , , , .

- . .

+2
+4

:

  • " " " " "".

  • bcc32.exe .

, .

Delphi Speed โ€‹โ€‹Up, , , CodeCompletion HelpInsight ESC/.

0

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1789893/


All Articles