Hi,
Building (as in compiling) an XNA framework application in Visual Studio 2008 under Parallels is really slow (over a minute for a solution with 5 or 6 projects, where it takes less than 5 seconds when booted straight into Windows). Also, when debugging, every debugging step takes a full second, where normally this is instantaneous.
I have a new MacBook Pro with 3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo and 4 GB of RAM (1.5 of which are available to the virtual Windows). I don't have any other applications running at the same time, neither in the image nor under MacOS itself.
Does anyone have a similar setup? Do you experience the same behavior, and/or know of a solution?
Thanks!
Zeus / Patrick
Building (as in compiling) an XNA framework application in Visual Studio 2008 under Parallels is really slow (over a minute for a solution with 5 or 6 projects, where it takes less than 5 seconds when booted straight into Windows). Also, when debugging, every debugging step takes a full second, where normally this is instantaneous.
I have a new MacBook Pro with 3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo and 4 GB of RAM (1.5 of which are available to the virtual Windows). I don't have any other applications running at the same time, neither in the image nor under MacOS itself.
Does anyone have a similar setup? Do you experience the same behavior, and/or know of a solution?
Thanks!
Zeus / Patrick