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Fred wrote:
Trond wrote:The new compilation speed truly is amazing. Much faster.
Glad to see it wasn't just on my computer ;)
It's really faaast here, even on my old notebook :wink:

Now the information dialog which shows the compiled line could be removed again :roll:

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Michael Vogel wrote:Now the information dialog which shows the compiled line could be removed again :roll:
I don't mind it being there, at least it shows the compiler is running.

Maybe make it an option whether the dialog is displayed or not. :?:
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Michael Vogel wrote:Now the information dialog which shows the compiled line could be removed again :roll:
I fail to see what's wrong with the information dialog.
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byo wrote:
Michael Vogel wrote:Now the information dialog which shows the compiled line could be removed again :roll:
I fail to see what's wrong with the information dialog.
It could save some more microseconds :lol:

I can't see useful information there, because I just recognize the last line number, because the compiler is that fast.

So I thought, a configuration option for displaying the window (or not;) would be fine...
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No way to add option for such small stuff. There is still the linking phase which could take a bit. And knowing how many line does your program is cool ;).
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> I can't see useful information there, because I just recognize the last line number, because the compiler is that fast.

Maybe your programs are too small? ;)
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freak wrote:>
Maybe your programs are too small? ;)
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You guys need to watch out for speed-limit tickets from Micro$oft ( "Kleinweich-Industries" ) , if PB continues this speedy way... :lol:

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:lol:
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Thalius wrote:You guys need to watch out for speed-limit tickets from Micro$oft ( "Kleinweich-Industries" ) , if PB continues this speedy way... :lol:
Nah, they just have to adopt the Mazda slogan, "Zoom, zoom, zoom...."

Besides, MicroSloth has to catch them first! :twisted:
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Post by Flype »

Hi PB Team,

Just to say that i just converted one my professionnal application ( source code is 11 150 lines long with many includes files) from PB4.02 to PB4.20 B6 and everythings worked without so much adjustments (mainly InitDatabase -> UseODBCDatabase).

So i'm happy and i wanted to let you know, everything seems much faster now, especially the IDE, and the most important part there's no bug, at least it compile well.

have a good day.
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Post by dell_jockey »

Hi Fred & Team,

as I've been forced to concentrate on non-PB work the last couple of months, I've only now read your very detailed statement. It was one that I like a lot.

The stuff most significant to me were:
  • - You appear to have solid development processes in place to take PB to the next level.
    - You and your team didn't take 'the easy way out' when tough decisions needed to be made.
    - All of this shows that you're committed to the future of PB, which is very reassuring.
Thanks again!
cheers,
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