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 Very slow loading for TImageEnMView / TImageEnProc
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nachbar

USA
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Posted - Jun 01 2018 :  01:57:01  Show Profile  Reply
I have a C++ Builder application I have been using for several years with ImageEn. For some reason, recently it has been taking a long time (e.g. 50 seconds) for TImageEnMView or TImageEnProc to be created the first time in a program run. TImageEnVect does not exhibit the same behavior.

I am using C++ Builder 10.2 Berlin Update 2. The components are in the dpkiectrl24.bpl

Unfortunately, it is a complex app with many different libraries being used, and I don't see that behavior when I just drop a component into a new project. So I certainly have not isolated the problem.

Have you seen this? Any idea what could be causing it?

Thanks!

James Nachbar

xequte

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Posted - Jun 01 2018 :  03:27:46  Show Profile  Reply
Hi James

What version number is this?

You would be best to add ImageEn to your source path and step through the code to see where it is slow.



Nigel
Xequte Software
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nachbar

USA
17 Posts

Posted - Jun 06 2018 :  23:46:21  Show Profile  Reply
It looks like this is version 3.0.7.0, and it looks like there have been some significant releases since then. I have submitted a request for the most current version, and will try installing that.

But can you tell me how I would add ImageEn to my source path in C++ Builder so I could step through the code, in case using a current version doesn't resolve it?

James Nachbar
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xequte

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Posted - Jun 07 2018 :  06:43:55  Show Profile  Reply
Hi James

If I recall you need to recompile the packages with Debug DCUs (ensuring that Dynamic RTL and Runtime Packages are disabled).


Nigel
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