Hi Allen/Forum
I've been fed up with how bloated visual studio has become and decided to try out 4coder. I thought I would try it out at work, we have quite a large project, around 8100 .cpp .h .inl and .hpp files.
I tried an open all code recursive command and this crashed 4coder. It looked like it was trying to dereference a nullptr or something, perhaps it was running out of memory because this is a tonne of code to have loaded at once.
I guess my first question is that is this a legitimate bug? or maybe its just unreasonable to perform an open all code on a project of this size. If it literally loads the contents of said files into buffers then it probably isn't a reasonable assumption. What is the upper limit of files that can be loaded at once?
Secondly, would Allen consider releasing symbols for 4coder in future so we can debug/fix issues like this ourselves?