I have always liked to use the VAX plug-in for C ++ development. However, after installing VAX in vs2012, I found that the CPU usage is extremely high, and sometimes the interface crashes very badly. I uninstalled and installed it, and upgraded to the latest version.
Until one day, the user said: vs2012's SDF file and PCH folder are very large, you can set a temporary directory for storage, so as to delete it in time and save hard disk space. So I also made the following settings:
In options> text editor> C/C ++> advanced, set the rollback position to true and specify the Save folder for the rollback position.
After the setup, I suddenly found that the project would not allow the CPU to run more than 50%, and three vs projects were successively started, and they all run very stably.
I can only doubt that the VAX plug-in may be related to the information in the SDF or PCH folder of vs. Sometimes it cannot find this information, which may cause the CPU to be super high.
Solution to high CPU usage caused by Visual Studio 2012's vassistx plug-in Installation