Makes no difference (I have 20 cores)
When trying this I notice that a couple of of cores are running non-stop. Even after half an hour after the start it still shows LANGUAGESERVER (indexing)``
Interesting. Do you also see a process running in the background after the IDE has stopped? Also: which version are you running? And do you have a public repo I could check out? Can you also try running exclusively with LS? (there is an option for it, too - so ideally: try it once WITH LS excluisvely, and once without any LS enabled at all)
Lastly: āMakes no difference (I have 20 cores)ā ā is that with or without a language server running? (ie: did you disable the LS indexer and possibly restart the IDE? I want to figure out if this is related to the language server, the way I am starting it, or our own indexer / grammar).
So many questions, lolā¦ sorry for all that
OK,
- Versions. Just updated to the latests PyCharm and FlexibleJulia
- With or without LS the core usage is the same. Note that I just open the IDE to see this (there 3 GMT.jl files open)
- When closing the IDE the extra usage (Windows 11 is always doing something in the background) disappears.
(Have to leave now for a while)
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Thanks Iāll take a look.
You may like my further findings. If I start PyCharm with no loaded file the Task Manager report shows only a scarce activity. But as long as I load any (well, the few I tried) file from the GMT.jl than core activity jumps, and takes a little while to decay again after closing that opened file.
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Not sure if ālikingā is the right term for this, but it is helpful. I will check out the project tomorrow and see if I can recreate it. Indexing does take some cpu processing, that is to be expected but it shouldnāt take long and only happens infrequently.
I found the culprit. Uploading a fix as we speak 