When Clink discovers results in files that have not yet been syntax-highlighted, it runs syntax highlighting on-demand. This is convenient, but the on-demand highlighting runs single threaded. There is no fundamental reason for this limitation. We should use all threads to do this.
When Clink discovers results in files that have not yet been syntax-highlighted, it runs syntax highlighting on-demand. This is convenient, but the on-demand highlighting runs single threaded. There is no fundamental reason for this limitation. We should use all threads to do this.