Hi,
do you have slowness problems with windows 10?
All my clients who switch to windows 10 then have slow problems with the 
program. Virtually every access to the database becomes slow.

Thanks

No problem of slowness faced in Win10 32 bit and 64 bit
DBFNTX both ADS and without.

Depends how you are accessing Database.
Debugging it may show the problem

Regards,

Anand

Salvatore Megna <smegna@tiscali.it> wrote in message news:5ee5c8a1$1ec82c93$12666c@news.alaska-software.com...
>Hi,
>do you have slowness problems with windows 10?
>All my clients who switch to windows 10 then have slow problems with the 
>program. Virtually every access to the database becomes slow.
>
>Thanks

Il 12/02/2020 12:21, Anand Gupta ha scritto:
> No problem of slowness faced in Win10 32 bit and 64 bit
> DBFNTX both ADS and without.
> 
> Depends how you are accessing Database.
> Debugging it may show the problem
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Anand
> 
> Salvatore Megna <smegna@tiscali.it> wrote in message news:5ee5c8a1$1ec82c93$12666c@news.alaska-software.com...
>> Hi,
>> do you have slowness problems with windows 10?
>> All my clients who switch to windows 10 then have slow problems with the
>> program. Virtually every access to the database becomes slow.
>>
>> Thanks


I use only DBFNTX I use simply DbUseArea()

The Windows patches for Meltdown and Spectre slows your PC down. On a
newer PC running Windows 10, you probably won't notice. But, on a PC
with an older processor-especially if you upgraded to Win-10 from
Windows 7 or 8 you may see a noticeable slowdown.  If this is the
case, get a new CPU.
-Itai

On 2/13/2020 12:54 AM, Itai Ben-Artzi wrote:
> The Windows patches for Meltdown and Spectre slows your PC down. On a
> newer PC running Windows 10, you probably won't notice. But, on a PC
> with an older processor-especially if you upgraded to Win-10 from
> Windows 7 or 8 you may see a noticeable slowdown.  If this is the
> case, get a new CPU.
> -Itai
> 
Hi,

The Meltdown & Spectre issues were first mentioned in the gui section on 
March 14, 2019 by Jim Lee.  In followup tests I took Jim's SLE1000.prg 
which creates 1000 SLE objects and on a spare workstation which had Win 
10 1511 ran SLE1000.   I then did a number of clean install of Win 10 
thru to version 1809 and compared timings...

WinVer        Build        SLE1000    Time    Xbase version
Version 1511    OS 10586.1540    .90 - 1.0    2.0.1079
Version 1607     OS 14393.0    .81-.94        2.0.1079
Version 1703    OS 15063.0    .86-.91        2.0.1079
Version 1709    OS 16299.15    .76-.84        2.0.1079
Version 1803    OS 17134.1    1.01-1.08    2.0.1079
Version 1803    OS 17134.1    1.02-1.08    2.0.1087
Version 1809    OS 17763.107    1.76-1.85    2.0.1087

I also came across a link...

https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm

That discusses the issue and also has a free standing utility for 
download called InSpectre that gives you info about your particular 
workstation and also allows you to toggle off & on the software 
protection for these vulnerabilities.

Using this utility you could temporarily turn off the protection and 
confirm that the slowdown is truly due to this issue.  This would also 
help show the end user that it's not so much a issue with your application.

Regards... Jonathan

jonathan.leeming@familycentre.org
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

most Speed Problem have to do with Security so using SMB1 is much slower 
than SMB2.
also Windows Defender does scan your Code if it have a valid "Signature".

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most time under GUI are used for GUI "OutPut" and all virtual Windows are 
under Control of DWM.

but Xbase++ still use GDI32, not GDIplus, and 1 x CPU which is waiting ...
Xbase++ v2.x have HtmlLayout as Render-Engine but it will not be much faster 
when using 1 x CPU

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do you know Dosbox or virtualBox. can you imagen just use VM Engine and MT 
for GDI & Co ?

i did not found a Solution for Xbase++ yet ... but for other xBase Dialect
ask more on Pablos Website -> Newsgroup