Turn off parsing for specific files

Hello,

There is actually only one parse routine (no separate quick parse).  That parse routine examines the document's tokens and builds up an AST, while also recovering from and reporting syntax errors along the way.  The resulting parse data contains both the AST and syntax errors.

QueueCode() executes the parse routine described above.  The resulting parse data is then examined and merged into the IntelliPrompt cache for the project assembly.

While we support Roslyn for assembly (.dll) IntelliPrompt, we don't support it for source code IntelliPrompt.

Parsing shouldn't take a minute to complete for a single file though unless it's enormous.  Are you saying it's taking a minute for many files or for a single file?  How big is the file?

Actually it took over a minute for all of the files to get parsed, not only one. There is around 3000 entries, most of them are single class with a bunch of usings and 2 methods tops. Also, we generate these supporting source codes without their bodies, just an exception there, so they are small.

I've switched back to original implementation without permanent roslyn workspace as it seemed to have no effect on the diagnostic speed. The parse speed of the whole thing now dropped to around 20s. QueueCode on all of the files takes roughly 800ms.

Can you think of anything that could be done here?

Do these generated files ever change?  If you could just dump all of them into a single C# document and have it parse that one document instead of parsing 3000 different documents, I would think that might go faster since there's less overhead involved.  I'm curious what the speed increase would be in that case.

The only way they could change is by generating them again.

I've string.join'ed the files into one large string and the parse took (according to visual studio debugger) 17 seconds.

Could you ZIP up the single file and send that to our support address in a renamed .zip extension?  Please reference this thread in your email and we can take a look to see if we have any suggestions.  Thanks!