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Neil Davidson
Hi,
We're using a third party component which throws and catches
exceptions a *lot* (tens of thousands of them). When we run code that
uses this component from within the VS.NET IDE it is very slow, but
when we run it from outside (eg with CTRL-F5 rather than F5) it is
not. It seems like the debugger slows down the exception handling by a
couple of orders of magnitude.
Does anybody know of a way round this? I know it's not a great idea to
throw and catch thousands of exceptions but unfortunately this is not
something I can change.
Thanks,
Neil
We're using a third party component which throws and catches
exceptions a *lot* (tens of thousands of them). When we run code that
uses this component from within the VS.NET IDE it is very slow, but
when we run it from outside (eg with CTRL-F5 rather than F5) it is
not. It seems like the debugger slows down the exception handling by a
couple of orders of magnitude.
Does anybody know of a way round this? I know it's not a great idea to
throw and catch thousands of exceptions but unfortunately this is not
something I can change.
Thanks,
Neil