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I disabled indexing to get speed back, it worked! Now I upgraded my RAM from 4gb to 8gb and would like to give it a try again.
I used this code in terminal the 1st time:
defaults write com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexDisable 1
I tried this code and restarted, didn’t work:
defaults write com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexEnable 1
Anyone know another command?
Defaults are a name-value store per domain. The setting’s domain here is
com.apple.dt.Xcode. The setting’s name isIDEIndexDisable. You set this to 1. To undo this, you need to remove the setting, not add another one with a different name.Based on the command you entered the first time, use this:
While you’re at it, you should delete the key you added as well:
(Note that
com.apple.dt.XCodewith the capital C is a past mistake, likely yours, that shouldn’t really matter on case insensitive file systems like Mac OS X uses by default.)