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[4.0 b2.1] Refresh folder with 10000 files takes too long
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[quote=Wanderer post_id=8870 time=1438777082 user_id=20] Adding a rom path with 10000 files to a mame db takes a logical amount of time (a few minutes). Changing those files from outside RC and then refreshing the path takes... forever! OK, i'm exaggerating but it takes quite some time. It might be more quick to close and reopen the path than the current "refresh" procedure is. [/quote]
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Topic review: [4.0 b2.1] Refresh folder with 10000 files takes too long
[4.0 b2.1] Refresh folder with 10000 files takes too long
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» Wed Aug 05, 2015 1:18 pm
Adding a rom path with 10000 files to a mame db takes a logical amount of time (a few minutes). Changing those files from outside RC and then refreshing the path takes... forever! OK, i'm exaggerating but it takes quite some time. It might be more quick to close and reopen the path than the current "refresh" procedure is.
Adding a rom path with 10000 files to a mame db takes a logical amount of time (a few minutes). Changing those files from outside RC and then refreshing the path takes... forever! OK, i'm exaggerating but it takes quite some time. It might be more quick to close and reopen the path than the current "refresh" procedure is.
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