Just tested this with a source file with 5000 lines of code and it loaded super quick. I know 5000 isn't much but it loaded faster than BLide.
It also uses way less system resources from what I've seen so far.
What Hydra needs now is someone to test it with very large source files spanning multiple .bmx files.
I remember a lot of people had problems with the current IDE's mangling or destroying code when the source files are big ( lots of code ) and span multiple documents.
So, can anyone with a big code project test HydraMax IDE? I seem to recall Gabriel having problems with IDE's when large source files were used.
It also uses way less system resources from what I've seen so far.
What Hydra needs now is someone to test it with very large source files spanning multiple .bmx files.
I remember a lot of people had problems with the current IDE's mangling or destroying code when the source files are big ( lots of code ) and span multiple documents.
So, can anyone with a big code project test HydraMax IDE? I seem to recall Gabriel having problems with IDE's when large source files were used.