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IntelliSense very slow after #include <magic_enum.hpp> #207
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the same issue occurs on vscode with C/C++ v1.12.0 extension. |
same issue, intellisense slow after including the header |
The header is heavy on compile-time in general which may be the cause. |
@MarkusMiller @Germwalker @vNaonLu Could you please check how it is now on the latest master? |
Will try it in the next days and get back to you |
It's better for me ! Seems to be as transparent as other libs. Thank you ! |
It seems to work now. Thank you |
Sorry for the late reply. It works for me now. Thank you. |
Will prepare new release with improvements |
Hello,
I just stumbled across the issue that IntelliSense somehow stopped working smoothly after including magic_enum.hpp. I noticed this already last week in another cpp-File but couldn't see any reason, why that happened. It also was only present in that file. I just created a new file and included magic_enum.hpp as first header and IntelliSense was slow right after that. It recovers, though, when commenting the header out again.
Is that just the case for me?
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