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    Implement interface problem

    Hi,

    I'm writing a COM+ component that is implementing another interface.
    Initially, there is no problem. However, as the code getting larger, the response time in VS.NET is very slow. Say, when I press enter, I need to wait for 10-20s because it really goes to a newline.

    Then, I found that when I remove the line

    Implements ISomething

    the editor returns to normal..........

    Do anyone know what happen?

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    Re: Implement interface problem

    how big is the interface you are implementing? I know when I was working on a project that using MSHTML as a reference and I used it as a project level imports, it made the IDE sort of slow for response time because intellisense had SOOOO many items in it..

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    Re: Implement interface problem

    My interface dll is simple, no more than 20 functions.
    When VS initially starts, speed is okay. As I continue to use it for few days, it will getting slow. I notice that the VM used in task manager is over 100M, and so I close and open VS again, it performs better.......

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    Re: Implement interface problem

    I tend to close and reopen VS every few days because who knows what little memory leaks add up after its been open that long..

    but one thing you will notice is that if VS is taking a lot of memory, open taskmanager and then minimize VS and watch the memory usage drop

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