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Has nothing to do with that - I suspect that the dproj was migrated from a version before 10.3 where someone tested with those options. Since there is no IDEFixPack for 10.3 yet, these options will have no effect.

You may simple enable Add "Open in Explorer" in Editor's Popupmenu option in CnPack "Editor Enhancements" Wizard

You will now find the embedded version of the best Delphi database in 10.3 Rio via the GetIt tool. For those who use older IDEs with GetIt, the Embedded Free version has been updated to match the latest full NexusDB release, and it is recommended to update for the latest fixes. regards, The NexusDB Team

If the procedures works sequential, set flags while entering and leaving the procedure and ask the MemoryManager from a TThread how many memory is currently used.

There are still 6 patches collections (about 30 function patches) that I have to reimplement. At least the Win64 compiler doesn't crash anymore. So it will still take a lot of time to get a usable release version.

Yes ist must be the last unit, but the real problem is the IDE not finding the correct Unit....... We should not need a third-party tool for these kind of functionality. It should be work out of the Box, that's the reason for a IDE!!!

It’s time for a gift to all Delphi developers, a new Release of GExperts. Happy Holidays! (But do spend some time with your family rather than testing GExperts. 😉 ) I blogged about the new features already. There were also several bug fixes. ... https://blog.dummzeuch.de/2018/12/22/gexperts-1-3-12-experimental-twm-2018-12-22-released/

Thanks very much. By the way the Unit Clause Manager with the Identifier tab is super! Much better than the built-in Find Unit (crashes most of the time) and more reliable than the also good RFindUnit.

The "Console in ..." entries don't work for me. I had to add a /d to the cd command: e.g. Parameters: /k cd /d $PATH($EDNAME) because my sources are on a different drive.

Well, the OTA contains a few special interfaces regarding themes and the Unit Dependency Analyzer was the first form (or better frame in this case) making use of those. What I didn't know (because as usual those things are poorly documented - if at all) is that it seems to be forbidden to call ApplyTheme when IDE themes are disabled. Not that this could as well be caught inside ApplyTheme (just for safety - instead of crashing), so that not everybody has to add this additional check in their code.

I have just uploaded the third beta version of GExperts 1.3.12 for Delphi 10.3 Rio. NOTE: This is still a BETA! Also note that this is for Delphi 10.3 Rio only. It won’t work with any other versions. This beta release contains a (ugly) work around for the redraw bug in the Goto-Dialog enhancement when theming is enabled. Also, a few other bugs have been fixed. I am not aware of any more bugs that are specific to this version of GExperts or Delphi 10.3 Rio. If you still find some, please report them on SourceForge. Also note, that I have still not tested the installer as I don’t have a fresh Delphi 10.3 installation for that test. https://blog.dummzeuch.de/2018/12/08/gexperts-1-3-12-beta-3-for-delphi-10-3-rio-available/

My project. The time of compilation with and without IDE Fix Pack is very different. 10.2.3 with IDE Fix Pack 10.2.3 without IDE Fix Pack 10.3 XE2 with IDE Fix Pack XE2 without IDE Fix Pack CnPack Source Statistics from: XE2 10.2.3 10.3

I measured a time to build the camera_shake.dpr project from TERRA-Engine framework in Delphi 10.2.3 and Delphi 10.3. TERRA Engine is a complex cross-platform engine, known for its cyclic unit references, and freezes in IDE. Camera_shake.dpr project build time, Windows 32-bit platform: Delphi 10.2.3 with IDE Fix Pack 6.3.1, Compiler Speed Pack x86 / x64 6.3.1 -- 06 min 59 sec. Delphi 10.3 -- 06 min 33 sec. I measured the time on my phone manually, so there may be some error.

Unless you use the external compiler, the compiler runs in the main thread and every time it updates the progress dialog it "pauses" the compilation. IDE Fix Pack reduces the slowdown a little bit by only updating the UI after a certain time interval or a filename change, thus not every "compiled lines" update repaints the UI. There are changes in the 64 bit compiler (e.g. some loop unrolling)