Lazarus 2.0.0 / FPC 3.0.4 (both 32 bit) on Windows 7-x64 When I am working on my project and for example make a small change like moving a few controls on the form, then build the executable (Run/Compile) the time taken to complete varies a LOT as follows:
1) I have not done anything inside Lazarus for a number of hours, say overnight, but the IDE has been running all the time. Then after I move the controls it takes a rather long time to compile the exe file. 2) I am active in Lazarus for example some minutes after the situation above (move the controls a bit more), then the compile is a LOT faster and only takes a few seconds. What causes this behaviour? Is there some "user activity timeout" built into Lazarus that puts it into a sleep mode regarding compiles or what? The IDE itself works normally. Not a big issue but irritating nevertheless. At first I thought that it was caused by my hard drive going to sleep, but I have an application that writes a file on the disk drive every 10 seconds to keep it from sleeping (Windows 7 otherwise stops it from running) and this is displaying the write time. So I checked it before testing today. No problems there, the drive write time is displayed as 0 ms in that app.... -- Bo Berglund Developer in Sweden -- _______________________________________________ lazarus mailing list lazarus@lists.lazarus-ide.org https://lists.lazarus-ide.org/listinfo/lazarus
