Disable Immediate syntax checker in Java editor

Could anyone suggest how to disable the syntax checker in Creator's java editor? Would be helpful if I could run it on demand, just immediately before bulding the project. Or even not run at all, as syntax errors are shown during the build.
The idea is to increase the performance and prevent occasional but still unwanted popups from the bottom of the screen.
Thanks,
-Ivan

Does anybody know how to do that? After I've made the change Creator stalls for a sec trying to parse the code and detect the errors. But quite often I want to leave the code as it is and get back to it later. Creator starts to complain about syntax errors, etc. Quite an annoying thing, could anyone suggest anything?

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