Closed wvdschel closed 6 years ago
This likely due to the change in file sorting. Previously, the order was numeric: "B" < "a". Now the order is case insensitive: "B" > "a".
I mentioned on the forum:
Since the file list is sorted, it is necessary to load all the file names into memory. After this a 'quick sort' is performed. This algorithm, like all fast sorts, is recursive: it takes more memory depending on how 'unsorted' the list is. Deleting and re-copying games changes this 'natural order' and that is why it affects success. Adding, erasing, or renaming a file will also affect success.
Testing is done with 2,724 NES files, 1,424 GBC files, and 1,609 GB files.
The 20180810 release should address this.
Confirmed fixed :+1:
I have recently upgrade to the following versions:
On my SD card I have a couple of hundred Game Boy ROMS, and the system locks up when I try to open the list. It worked fine before.