Once I got used to a minimalistic Xcode window, layout some specific task tabs, keep a separate window for xibs and learned the shortcuts to enable/disable the panels, I no longer suffer so much with XCode responsiveness, but there is still some lag that can be clearly felt. The biggest offender so far are the navigator panels.
That being said, I have noticed that “Live issues”, the main tool bar and all the panels slow down tab switching to same degree. Even Eclipse runs lightning fast compared to XCodeĤ.5.1 did improve something, but after a long time using XCode I do not have any hope for some of its problems being solved ever.
I found your question before I discovered a partial solution.Īs of today, I find XCode 4.6.1 GUI dog slow for my taste, specially considering that I run on a one year old mac, SSD, compile to a 2GB RAM disk and still have 6GB RAM left. I don’t think there is a difference in the binaries, but with the DMG I could see where I dropped the Xcode.app. You can get the Xcode dmg and the command line tools from. My Xcode is now fast as before and it remains fast. verify the destination of the dock icon (must point to the ML Xcode.app).installed a fresh copy on Xcode.app into /Applications.do a chmod 000 /Volume//Applications/Xcode.app.So I ended up doing the great housekeeping: Xcode-select did not complain when I tried to change it to the ML version. In my case it updated the (inactive) Lion partition, even so I booted from the ML partition. The App Store App update for Xcode seems to take the first Xcode.app it finds and will apply any update to that version. If you have multiple partitions (maybe a backup of Lion was kept) ensure that xcode really comes from the Mountain Lion partition. It’s a common issue and was fixed in XCode 4.5.1. Which seamed to help, but only for a short period of time. I followed a tip on deleting project.xcworkspace to improve performance. Does anyone have a suggestion to solve this problem? Ever since I updated, each time I switch tabs, Xcode freezes up for a bit (a couple of seconds). While programming I’m used to have a couple of tabs opened at a time.
I’ve experienced one very irritating problem.
XCODE UPDATE SLOW PRO
I recently updated my MacBook Pro (2.3 GHz Intel Core i5) from Lion to Mountain Lion and simultaneously upgraded Xcode to the latest 4.5 version.
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