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  1. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    On my Windows 10 system, I type the following; TCC.EXE /... On my system, it displays several dialogs in succession; Those are the first five dialogs displayed. The forum software only allows 5 images to be attached per message. When a dialog is presented, pressing Ctrl-C...
  2. Joe Caverly

    When asking a question in the Support Forum

    Modified the code to indicate if TCC.EXE is running in a TCMD Tab Window. @SETLOCAL @ECHO OFF if isdir r:\temp set temp=r:\temp echo _admin: %_admin %@char[9] %{which _admin} echo _elevated: %_elevated %@char[9] %{which _elevated} echo _parent: %_parent echo _conpty: %_conpty %@char[9]...
  3. Joe Caverly

    When asking a question in the Support Forum

    Modified the code to indicate if TCC.EXE is not running in a Windows Terminal @SETLOCAL @ECHO OFF if isdir r:\temp set temp=r:\temp echo _admin: %_admin %@char[9] %{which _admin} echo _elevated: %_elevated %@char[9] %{which _elevated} echo _parent: %_parent echo _conpty: %_conpty...
  4. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    My tccinfo.btm includes code to check for Windows Terminal. set WT=N if defined WT_PROFILE_ID set WT=Y if defined WT_SESSION set WT=Y if %WT=Y echo Windows Terminal I will update the code to include; if %WT=N echo Not running in Windows Terminal Is there a method to determine if TCC is...
  5. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    @Brian Woodward what happens when you do TCC /... What do the DEBUG dialog boxes indicate? Joe
  6. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    _conpty returns 1, so TCC is running in a Windows pseudoconsole (ConPTY) Joe
  7. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    It would appear he is running it from C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe which is what _parent returns. Joe
  8. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    Hopefully @rconn will find what you have reported helpful in resolving the issue. I note that you are not running TCC elevated, and are not running TCC as admin. As a test, see if you get the same delay when running TCC elevated and as admin. Joe
  9. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    To see if something in your TCMD.INI file is causing a problem, start TCC with the /I option, which signals TCC to not load the .INI file, execute TCSTART or TCEXIT, or load plugins. Ref: TCC Startup Options Ref: _ININAME TCC internal variable Run TCCInfo.btm, available from this link...
  10. Joe Caverly

    TCC takes exactly one minute to open (with a licence)

    Please review, and see if these are of any help. Ref: Excluding TCC from Microsoft Defender anti-Virus scans Ref: Running TCC.EXE on the GPU Joe
  11. Joe Caverly

    C# Run

    For future reference, here are links to the C# Compiler source code, specifically in reference for /shared and /keepalive. BuildServerController.cs: roslyn/src/Compilers/Server/VBCSCompiler/BuildServerController.cs at main · dotnet/roslyn CommandLineParser.cs...
  12. Joe Caverly

    C# Run

    When you invoke the C# compiler, csc.exe must be loaded and initialized for each compilation. Windows may keep some of its files in the system cache, and it may create a Prefetch entry, but neither is guaranteed. However, csc.exe also supports a shared compiler process. For example: csc...
  13. Joe Caverly

    LIBRARY /N but from a specifc LIBRARY

    Thanks, that works. I could not infer that from the help file, but I have added the info to my personal TCCHelp file. Joe
  14. Joe Caverly

    Loading a non 64-bit PLUGIN .dll

    I'm not asking you to support TCC/LE. I'm not asking you to support 4DOS. I'm asking for a clearer error message when the PLUGIN command in TCC v36 attempts to load a 32-bit TCC plugin. This is not a clear error message; U:\>plugin /l FileUtils-x86.dll TCC: (Sys) The specified module could not...
  15. Joe Caverly

    PShell and In-Process Pipes

    For now, my work around is to avoid the pipe completely, and let PowerShell do everything itself. R:\>pshell /s "$s = Get-Content -Raw r:\lines.txt; $s -split '\r?\n' | chomp 4" Line Line Line Joe
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