Hi Steven,
I'm assuming you are referring to the startup time when Royal TS is not running already. Starting up an application like Royal TS takes a while until all UI elements, resources, icons, plugins, etc. are loaded. We are constantly trying to optimize the startup performance as good as we can by instantiating certain objects at a later point int time for example.
I can also recommend reading this KB:
Running ngen.cmd can improve startup performance because the app is pre-compiled. The MSI installer should do it automatically but in case you are using the ZIP download, you need to run it manually.
Regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan,
Ahh, I was not aware that I could use ngen.cmd to improve the app startup performance. I measured the time it took the app to startup, about 7 seconds. Then, I ran the ngen.cmd found in the installation directory and let it finished. I closed out of the command prompt and opened Royal TS again. I measured slightly higher delay starting it up: 8 seconds. Then, I ran ` .\ngen.exe install "C:\Program Files (x86)\Royal TS V5\RoyalTS.exe" from where the ngen.exe was located. It did some stuff and finished. I relaunched Royal TS again and its back to the same 7 seconds startup.
I guess that is the minimum I can expect it to take to startup?
Hi Steven,
7-8 seconds sounds about right. I see similar timings...
Regards,
Stefan
Steven
I've noticed that Royal TS has been taking longer and longer to initially startup when I click to open the application. Is there anywhere to reduce the delay it takes to finally show the GUI? Or with another version of .NET?
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