What's up with the very long lines scrolling the output window left and right while compiling. It takes about a second for each scroll over and scroll back. After a few dozen of these, the time adds up. Please find some way for this to work like IDE 1 wherein the output lines don't scroll the window back and forth. It is already TERRIBLY SLOW and this adds another half minute to the very long compile times. So far, not a fan of IDE 2.0!
Yes, there is a lock icon to stop scrolling. This surely does stop horizontal scrolling but it also stops vertical scrolling. That's not a reasonable solution!
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This is tracked by the Arduino IDE developers here:
opened 07:27PM - 31 Aug 21 UTC
closed 05:49PM - 29 Jul 22 UTC
conclusion: resolved
topic: code
type: imperfection
Hello,
The Output window (which shows everything during compilation/upload), … scrolls also in the right direction to the end of the line and then jumps back to the initial left position for the next output line, and repeats this, very fast. It makes it impossible to understand what is currently going on. This happens both on Windows and Linux.
Clicking the Scroll-Lock icon to disable scrolling isn't really helpful, since it also disables downwards scrolling, which however I want to keep.
I suspect the scrolling behavior and the slowness of the output are related only coincidentally.
The unacceptably slow compilation output printing is tracked by the Arduino IDE developers here:
opened 09:14AM - 09 Jun 21 UTC
closed 11:00AM - 14 Jun 22 UTC
conclusion: resolved
topic: code
type: imperfection
criticality: highest
It's not really a bug.
I am noticing a consistent speed worsening in the compil… ation phase between the Arduino IDE versions 1.8.15 and the version 2.0.0.7B under linux Mint 20.1.
With the stable version the compilation speed is significantly faster.
Even when there is no need to recompile the whole project for minimal variation, version 2 beta has disappointing performance.
Watch the two videos:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24445373/121326052-7685b300-c912-11eb-910e-7286bf5d4398.mp4
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24445373/121326059-7980a380-c912-11eb-9b79-f0389a462428.mp4
1. Open a project with some complexity
2. Compile the project with the stable version
3. recompile so that most files don't need to be recompiled
4. The speed is very high.
5. Do the same with the Beta version
6. The recompilation takes the same time as the compilation.
I would expect the speeds to be almost identical.
- OS: Linux Mint 20.1
- Version: Stable 1.8.15, Beta 2.0.0.7B
Maybe incremental compilation is not enabled?
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October 4, 2022, 1:37pm
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