Something weird is going on when I'm trying to build my project on STM32CubeIDE 1.10.1 on Windows.
The process takes several minutes (instead of less than a minute).
I launched Task Manager and Resource Monitor to investigate it, and what I found out is even more weird.
I select the "Clean" option to rebuild everything. As I expected, I get all CPU cores used for compiling the code and this is perfectly fine. However, it finishes as expected in less than a minute then the STM32CubeIDE just freezes doing nothing.
Here's what I have on Task Manager:
The app died, however, the huge lag is there even when it doesn't die. I usually see the message on the console it's done compiling, but then the mysterious super long process starts. It's nothing on the progress bar or the console, the app is just unresponsive.
Another symptom that might be a part of the same problem: I see on the console I have 1 warning. I click on "Problems" tab and I have to wait like 1 minute before it appears. Of course, during the time the IDE doesn't react to anything.
I use 10 threads for the compiler instead of total available 16, just not to make it (or the system) unresponsive. It doesn't help. 1 thread, 10 threads, 16 threads - it always hangs for a couple of minutes after compiling the project. The GUI is unresponsive the whole time. Windows works normally, other apps work as nothing was happening. I have plenty of free RAM, the disk and network activity are normal.
IDK when exactly it started. It worked normally, sometimes it even works normally. But recently I have this weird lag more and more often.
Typical console output when it hangs:
Hello @Adam �?yskawa
First let me think you for posting.
First could you please provide the workspace log for analysis.
Second, try to export the project you are working with as an archive.
Then import it in another workspace using the "Project from Folder or Archive" option.
Then tell me If the issue still exists.
Kind regards,
Semer.
