Version: 1.5.5 (using KDE 3.5.5 "release 19.1" , openSUSE ) Compiler: Target: x86_64-suse-linux OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.16.13-4-default I create a class with 6 attributes and 15 methods, also create 15 more classes with almost the same number of methods and attributes, some classes have composition and aggregation. The problem is when I click over a aggregation/composition, umbrello use all processor and i can't even change virtual desktops.
A gprof log or other info on where the program is spending time would be helpful indeed.
large diagrams (about 30 classes) are nearly not viewable with umbrello :-( In so many cases it crashes or umbrello is stealing too much cpu ressources.
Created attachment 19593 [details] sysprof file of opening a project
Created attachment 19594 [details] console output when umbrello is started from console This is from the same session as the sysprof output
Created attachment 19597 [details] project which consumes hug amount of CPU
Created attachment 19658 [details] XMI file of attachment 19597 [details], cleaned up > Comment #5 From Simon Siemonsma 2007-02-09 10:09 ------- > Created an attachment (id=19597) > project which consumes huge amount of CPU Could you try again with 1.5.61? Your XMI file contained a huge number of duplicated/orphaned <UML:Association>s. If you still experience problems with the cleaned file and using 1.5.61 then please reopen http://bugs.kde.org/129859
Thanks a lot. This loads way faster and still looks good in 1.5.6. I will wait for 1.5.61 until the Gentoo dev's have an ebuild for it.