The new release still has this bug which I have seen in 4.1 and 4.3 - periodically the system stops responding and Process Explorer shows high CPU utilisation - sometimes it recovers and sometimes it gives the R6025 crash.
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Whilst the crash happens at various times, seems worse when I have used "Clone" to open two views, have a different file open in each view and am cutting and pasting between the views.
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I open NP++ with 3 files open - all of them fairly small (one around 75k, the others around 10k). I clone the view and have a different file open in each view.
I have been copying/pasting between the views and I thought that was the problem, but closer examination using Windows Explorer shows that it is switching between views that is causing the problem - all I have to do is click the left panel then the right panel then the left panel and so on and the working set memory keeps increasing - at first by very small amounts but after a while it adds larger and larger amounts each time (which is clearly why the system slows down) and eventually gets the working memory above a Gigabyte and crashes.
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The new release still has this bug which I have seen in 4.1 and 4.3 - periodically the system stops responding and Process Explorer shows high CPU utilisation - sometimes it recovers and sometimes it gives the R6025 crash.
Whilst the crash happens at various times, seems worse when I have used "Clone" to open two views, have a different file open in each view and am cutting and pasting between the views.
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I open NP++ with 3 files open - all of them fairly small (one around 75k, the others around 10k). I clone the view and have a different file open in each view.
I have been copying/pasting between the views and I thought that was the problem, but closer examination using Windows Explorer shows that it is switching between views that is causing the problem - all I have to do is click the left panel then the right panel then the left panel and so on and the working set memory keeps increasing - at first by very small amounts but after a while it adds larger and larger amounts each time (which is clearly why the system slows down) and eventually gets the working memory above a Gigabyte and crashes.
Just before Notepad++ crashes Windows Task Manager shows it as having a Working Set of around 1GByte - looks like some kind of loop acquiring memory?