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Excluding the build directories isn't really feasible. There are 22164 files named custombuild.write.1.tlog , and even if not counting multiple targets within a single project, I still have at least dozens and probably hundreds of build folders. Also, I sometimes search for existence of specific fil...

With 1.4.1.943, it is weird now. The status bar count and scrollbar size update quickly, but the actual list doesn't always update together with it. Here is an example, which still shows the list for itk.*common.+ex after I have added p to the search string. Screenshot 2019-05-30 09.51.42.png And an...

/monitor_pause made Everything responsive, and /monitor_resume made it unresponsive again. The query I made was itk.*common.+s (if that matters). I sent the log to the support email address.

AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 1700 Eight-Core Processor (with hyper-threading enabled, so appears as 16 cores). Giving Everything high CPU and I/O priority did not matter. It still sometimes queries for many seconds, in this instance for more than a minute. Screenshot 2019-05-23 17.16.35.png Screenshot 2019-05-23...

I have 32GB or RAM and 1GB swap file. If my computer runs out of memory, I get allocation errors not page faults. During most recent incident, about half of RAM was free, page fault count for Everything barely budged, and CPU use was generally low, with some spikes going to about 50% of CPU time. Sc...

It does not look like version 1.4.1.895 made much of a difference.

I disabled "Index recent changes" earlier, it did not seem to have had much of an effect.

Now, I downloaded Everything 1.4.1.895 (it is not listed, I had to type the name), and I will let you know once I had a chance to observe it under load.

NotNull wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 8:45 pm does CL.exe start other processes that are *not* running with lowest priority?

No. devenv.exe (Visual Studio process) launches MSBuild.exe, which launches cl.exe. cl is the leaf which does the work and consumes CPU time. But I also gave lower priority to MSBuild.

I didn't think of the number of files compiler touches. I was thinking "why doesn't Everything fight for CPU time better?" While compiler does throw around many files by human standards (at least dozens, probably hundreds, possibly low thousands of files per second), it should not be too m...

I love Everything and use it as my search too. But if I have something compiling and it uses 100% of the CPU, Everything's search slows down to a crawl. Also scrolling is slow, if not impossible. As I write computer code for a living, this happens somewhat frequently. Compiler executable (cl.exe) ha...

I also registered just to say that the new version is much faster, especially that it does not significantly slow down the file system delete operation as before.

Thanks for making this!