Edwin Yip

You really have a good memory :D

Well, well, well, I had that misconception too! While I was puzzled why madshi provides the open source DebugEngine while he already has the madExcept commercial package, but I didn't think too much since Jeroen said so... Maybe people confused by the name 'Mahdi' with 'madshi' the nickname :) I shouldn't have that misconception - because IIRC I asked Mahdi Safsafi and he's a doctor from the Middle-east, while IIRC madshi is in Germany...

I was having the same perception for many many years, until my Win 10 Guest became deadly slow on a Win 7 host. Then switched to VMWare and wow, much "snappy" now! Haven't used Hyper-V though.

Amazingly great work, as always! Do you have a list of 'CSS not supported by HCL'? Thanks!

Thanks for the info. Just downloaded AMD uProf and the installer supports Windows 7 (but haven't tried it yet) ;)

And here is the link of the github project: Wasm by marat1961. @Arnaud Bouchez ;) Just in case you didn't know, WASM is a subject of JavaScript that's optimized for speed and cross-platform.

Thanks! And realized it needs Win 10 and above ;)

Another great job done by @Anders Melander (apart from the drag-and-drop component suite)! Another has a download link to the standalone VTune Profiler? I want to avoid downloading the 3.3GB oneAPI toolkit....

Maybe price? ;)

Sounds very helpful but I'm out of luck with my old IDE...

mORMot never ceases to surprise me ;) Mike, can you share your benchmarking code on github?

No problem. Human's language is sometimes ambiguous, the Pascal language is not, fortunately.

@Dalija Prasnikar, I don't follow your reasoning. As you said, my advise of not accessing a global TEvent variable is to gain flexibility, but not thread-safety - the thread-safety has been provided by TEvent which is a 'sync object'. So I really don't understand why you said the advise is wrong while you agree on the effects of the advise...

I think this the standard and easy way. But don't forget to pass the TEvent object to each threads, avoid accessing any global vars in anywhere including inside the a thread.

Came across TCodeEdit, which seems to be an independently developed syntax highlight editor.