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I think it is related to the ClassWizard because when I go to class view it says it has all these files to load, but they never get loaded. But it is not the problem above. I tried building the .clw file with no effect.<br />
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When I close the workspace window the problem goes away, so it is definitely related to MSDEV and its file list.
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I think it is related to the ClassWizard because when I go to class view it says it has all these files to load, but they never get loaded. But it is not the problem above. I tried building the .clw file with no effect.

When I close the workspace window the problem goes away, so it is definitely related to MSDEV and its file list.

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Huh, deleting the .clw file I created following tdubroff's comment fixed the problem. So I'll give tdubroff credit for putting me on the right track.
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Huh, deleting the .clw file I created following tdubroff's comment fixed the problem. So I'll give tdubroff credit for putting me on the right track.

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I'm running Windows 2000 5.00.2072 and using Visual C++ 6.0. Just lately I've noticed that the Visual C++ UI seems to &quot;flicker&quot;: the mouse changes from a pointer to a hourglass for an instant at about 1 second intervals, and the list of files in the project seems to be redrawn at the same time. I've tried stopping all other processes that I could stop with no effect, and only MSDEV seems to be using any CPU time. This only happens during the code editing phase, and only with one workspace, which is a COM object. So I'm pretty sure that the problem is in Visual Studio. Any ideas on what could be causing this annoying behavior?
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I'm running Windows 2000 5.00.2072 and using Visual C++ 6.0. Just lately I've noticed that the Visual C++ UI seems to "flicker": the mouse changes from a pointer to a hourglass for an instant at about 1 second intervals, and the list of files in the project seems to be redrawn at the same time. I've tried stopping all other processes that I could stop with no effect, and only MSDEV seems to be using any CPU time. This only happens during the code editing phase, and only with one workspace, which is a COM object. So I'm pretty sure that the problem is in Visual Studio. Any ideas on what could be causing this annoying behavior?

Flicker in MS Visual C++ 6.0

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.