Hello everyone. I would like to report a bug on DevC++ 4.9.9.2 which am using right now. First of all I have noticed that when you pull any toolbar off its default position and drag it across the screen it laggs (more likely as some latency in movement animation). Infact while doing that (the dragging) try to also press some random keyboard keys and you will notice that latency this time goes along with the tapping of the keyboard keys and freeze the programm for that period of time (by freezing I mean that you cant interact with the program in any way). So if you drag any toolbar and press keys simultaneously this will happen. I am preety sure that my graphic card and processor doesnt justify this amount of latency (running in Windows 8 pro at 64 bits) so i assume this is happening to everyone. I think it could be an easy code extension to make those pulled off toolbars act like proper windows (i mean real time) so we could avoid this bug. So thats an interesting topic to talk about and maybe a helping hand to the developers theirselves. Regards
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Hello everyone. I would like to report a bug on DevC++ 4.9.9.2 which am using right now. First of all I have noticed that when you pull any toolbar off its default position and drag it across the screen it laggs (more likely as some latency in movement animation). Infact while doing that (the dragging) try to also press some random keyboard keys and you will notice that latency this time goes along with the tapping of the keyboard keys and freeze the programm for that period of time (by freezing I mean that you cant interact with the program in any way). So if you drag any toolbar and press keys simultaneously this will happen. I am preety sure that my graphic card and processor doesnt justify this amount of latency (running in Windows 8 pro at 64 bits) so i assume this is happening to everyone. I think it could be an easy code extension to make those pulled off toolbars act like proper windows (i mean real time) so we could avoid this bug. So thats an interesting topic to talk about and maybe a helping hand to the developers theirselves. Regards