I found that it is so strange, how is the VC on my computer get more and more slow? Enter a carriage return for a few minutes to react. It is a problem with your own VC. But why is there a problem with a single program editing? Open other program reaction?
No matter what, still reloading the VC, the situation is still!
Is Windows in addition to the problem? Dressing Windows, the result is still the same!
Does the program are more why? Why is the same procedure, others have no problem, I have a problem?
Is it because someone else's maintenance procedure is just a project for it, but I have to maintain several, so when I open VC, I will automatically load several projects when I open VC?
Can't find relevant content on your hand, oh!
With doubt, try to delete several system compilation of unrelated files until I find the delete * .ncb file, open the program, the speed is obvious, huh, the problem is here.
Afterwards, search on the relevant information on Google, found the following article, reference:
(http://xs.blogchina.com/article_76876.1034874.html)
VC file extension is complete. . . .Aps (appstudio file): Store the intermediate file of binary resources, and VC converts the current resource file into a binary format and stores in the APS file to speed up the resource loading speed. .Bmp: Bitmap resource file. .BSC: Browsing the information file, generated from the Browse Information Maintenance Tool (BSCmake) from the original browsing information file (.sbr), the BSC file can be used to quickly locate in the source code editing window. If you use Source Brower, you must have this file. If you don't have this feature, you can remove the Generate Browse Info file in Project Options. You can speed up the compilation speed .c: The source code file written in the C language. .Clw: ClassWizard generated files used to store class information. In actually the format of the INI file, you can study it. Sometimes ClassWizard has a problem, manually modifying the CLW file can be resolved. If this file does not exist, you can draw a reminder every time you use ClassWizard. .Cnt: use To define the structure of "Contents" in the help file. .Cpp or .cxx: Source code file written in C language. .Cur: Cursor resource file. .Def: The module definition file is used to generate a dynamic link library. .Dlg: Defines a separate file for dialog resources. This document is not required for VC project, because VC generally puts the dialog resource in the .rc resource definition file. .Dsp (developerstudio project): VC development environment generated engineering file, VC4 and previous versions use MAK files to define projects. .Dsw (DeveloperStudio Workspace): The VC development environment generated Workspace file used to organize multiple projects into a Workspace. .Exp: The output file generated from the DEF file from the DEF file, which contains the output information of the function and the data item, and the Link Tool will use the Exp file to create a dynamic link library. Only when compiling the DLL, some of the information in the DLL file is recorded. Generally, there is no use .h, .hpp or .hxx: header file written in the C / C language, usually used to define data types, declaration Variables, functions, structures, and classes. .Hlp: Windows help file. .Hm: In the HELP project, the file defines the correspondence between the help file and the dialog, menu, or other resources. HPJ (Help Project): The Help Engineering file generated by Help Workshop is used to control the generation process of the HELP file. It is an engineering that generates help files, with Microsfot Help Compiler can process .ico: icon resource file. .Ilk: An intermediate file generated during the connection, only for the LINK tool. : Profile. .Lib: library files, the Link Tool will use it to connect to various input libraries to eventually generate the exe file. .Lic: User license file, you need this file when you use some ActiveX controls. .Mak: Make file, VC4 and engineering files used in previous versions to specify how to create a project, and VC6 converts MAK files into DSP files. .Map: One text file generated by the Link tool, which contains some information of the program being connected, such as group information and common symbol information in the program.
