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[nb1forxp]

I've just started using the N+2 and the debugging seems really slow.  When I hit F10 to step over a line of code, it takes about 2-3 seconds to actually step over the line of code (even simple lines of code like 'myVariable++;')

 

I'm running .NetMF4.3 and targeting 4.2 on the N+2.  I'm using VS2012 Professional on Win7 32-bit.

 

Is this normal behavior or is there something wrong?

[Nevyn]

I'm running .NetMF4.3 and targeting 4.2 on the N+2.  I'm using VS2012 Professional on Win7 32-bit.

 

Is this normal behavior or is there something wrong?

I'm finding VS2012 and NETMF 4.3 slow as well.  Not 2-3 seconds to step over a line of code but it is slower then VS2010.  I've tried this on the N+2 and the GO! and I get the same results.  Deployment is dreadfully slow.

 

Regards,

Mark

[aaronaudic]

I, too, am having terrible luck with VS2012, NETMF 4.3 and N+2. I'm trying to access the SD directory, and it takes approximately 30 seconds per call to System.IO for each of the namespaces/classes to be stepped into. At this rate, it's not a matter of inconvenience but rather it's a total show stopper. I'm very new to Netduino, so I unfortunately can't offer any advice yet. But, if I hear or figure out something, I'll be sure to post. Please do the same.

[aaronaudic]

P.S. Since this is my first experience with Netduino, I figured it was normal for the deployment to take ~20-30 seconds and then another ~29-30 seconds for the application to be active/usable (using VS 2012, NETMF 4.3). Can anyone else confirm whether this is to be expected? Is it faster in VS 2010?

 

Thanks, in advance.

[Chris Walker]

Hi aaronaudic, Your Netduino should boot and start your app within just a few seconds. It sounds like there's an issue while it's trying to mount your SD card. If you remove the card, does it boot quickly for you? Chris