Is Code Completion speed improved in Delphi 2010?

I am working with Delphi 2009 Pro and just tried to find out why code completion is so slow in my setup. Whenever code completion is invoked, the IDE locks up for up to 30s, which really interrupts any workflow.

When working with BDS 2006, code completion was incredibly fast compared to Delphi 2009.

After reading this post it seems to be normal for Delphi 2009, but just turning off the automatic code completion is not anything I want to do.

My question is:

If I switch to Delphi 2010, will I have the same slow speed for code completion or was it improved to a point to be usable?

EDIT:

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Unfortunately, no. It hasn't gotten any faster in Delphi 2010.

I'm not sure it is actually slower in D2010 than in D2006.

Have you tried to

• clean up your uses clause,
• make sure your paths (lib, search) are short and without obsolete directories/network links,
• explicitly include all used units in the dpr
• reorder your uses clause?

The idea is to make the "on-the-fly" compiler arrive at your position in code as quickly as possible.

I used to have this problem both on my laptop, and when I was using network drives - I would get a hang for up to 30s the first time code completion was triggered.

To counter this, I moved the files I was working on to a local fast drive and the problem almost went away - I still had a hangup, but only for a second or 2 instead of 30!