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The 28 March 2009 build (5489) is out.
FlyingMonkey:
I'm new to CB, trying it for the first time. Instructions I read said to run the latest nightly (it seems actually monthly) build. I've downloaded the correct wxWidgets and mingw files fine. I can't seem to get the download for this CB build to work. Is that mirrored somewhere? Are instructions to set all this up included somewhere?
Thanks in advance,
Ed
critic:
Hello, everybody!
I develop projects using Qt Trolltech 4 on C::B. But to do this I need a plugin. For this purpose QtWorkbench already exists, but it has bugs and it's updates are very rare.
I created my own plugin - QtHelper - that is easier in use and it creates .pro file and Makefile using C::B project's settings.
But now in C::B I can't access some pages in project options dialog (search directories ant etc) when using custom makefile
In this case I need to switch off custom makefile option and apply settings, after this I change project settings (they mentioned above) and then I need to switch on custom Makefile option and apply settings again.
I think it is not nice.
It will be better to work with Qt projects as with other C++ project (without additional movements)
How to do?
For what developers of C::B close access to project settings when using custom makefile in project?
Jenna:
--- Quote from: critic on April 13, 2009, 06:03:12 am ---For what developers of C::B close access to project settings when using custom makefile in project?
--- End quote ---
The access is removed, because it does not really make sense to add anything there, because the content is used to create the commands C::B passes to the compiler.
But if you use a custom makefile all this is done by the makefile, C::B only runs the commands for make, make clean etc. as the user defined them on the "Make" commands tab. For the same purposes the content of this tab is disabled, when you do not use a custom makefile.
Joel:
Is it possible to choose either C or C++ project in Win32?
I running this C::B nightly with Visual C++ 2003 toolkit and I'll be a nice feature...
Thanks.
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