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Aug 7, 2013
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Hey guys I'm programming a lot in xcode and when moving around images/buttons/text/windows what ever in main menu.xib/nib it just lags ALOT i can't do anything and it takes several seconds and its using up to 100cpu
Also note its not a big project at all, the same thing with new ones.

I have tried the following

Deleting all xcode.plist - Didn't make a difference at all
Reinstalling the whole thing - Didn't make a difference at all
Deleting workspace inside of the project - Didn't make a difference at all

I really need to use Xcode, its very important.
 
From your test and comments it appears that the issue is related to your user account rather than the Xcode install or the project - so it seams likely that some project or Xcode related file in ~/Library (the users Library folder) may have gotten corrupted.

I vaguely recall that Xcode used to (around 2008-2010 ?) have some kind of indexing bug that resulted in 100% CPU usage. You may have run into something similar.
 
From your test and comments it appears that the issue is related to your user account rather than the Xcode install or the project - so it seams likely that some project or Xcode related file in ~/Library (the users Library folder) may have gotten corrupted.

I vaguely recall that Xcode used to (around 2008-2010 ?) have some kind of indexing bug that resulted in 100% CPU usage. You may have run into something similar.

I deleted the /user/library/developer/xcode/
And it didn't do any difference, i also deleted the plist and its still using 103%cpu just by moving an image :confused:.
 
I recommend that you start googling. I myself have not run into your specific issue but I got plenty of result when googling for "xcode 100% cpu" e.g.:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19014559/xcode-5-out-of-control-cpu-and-memory-usage
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10522936/xcode-4-3-2-and-100-cpu-constantly-in-the-idle-time

most of these appear to be related to Xcode 4 but there are Xcode 5 cases as well.

Also not that there are plenty of places where Xcode stores files e.g. ~/Library/Application Support, ~/Libary/Caches ...
 
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