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2 gru 2008 · The overall compiled .obj files are about 12mb or so. On the flip side, the exes that are produced are small - 300k to 1mb. In comparison, the same library compiled in code::blocks produces .obj files that are roughly the same size at the exe - they are all fairly small.
2 maj 2021 · Try closing Visual Studio, delete the .vs folder will will clean up temporary caches and several other items. The thought is there is bloat in the caches. I'm working with 40+ projects in a solution with less than 300mb in the .vs folder.
Assuming you are asking about visual Studio download/installation size, yes it's pretty huge. A normal c/c++ installation can go upto 6-7 GB though the download size might be around 2-3 GB. It is a very powerful tool with a great debugger that has a whole lot of features.
I'd expect the full Visual Studio to be larger, though. I'm not on Windows often, but I usually have Code::Blocks with a version of the MinGW compiler installed. I think that weighs on the order of a couple hundred MB.
The reason: VS is a big and complex product with many components. If you want something small stay with CodeBlocks or (probably better) try CLion.
25 sie 2020 · There are two methods which could help you enlarge the code in visual studio: Go to Tools->Options->Environment->Fonts and Colors, then you could change the size of the font in different editor ; At the left bottom of the editor, you could switch the zoom rate to 150% or larger, which will enlarge the font in current editor. Best Regards,
3 wrz 2022 · I have a project that is <20 MB but the .vs folder seems to be growing without bound. It's over 18 GB now. Specifically, the .vs\[SolutionName]\FileContentIndex\merges folder. Previously, Windows showed that the "Size on Disk" was much bigger than the size (2x or 3x).
