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Jorg:
I would like to but i cannot compile C::B from CVS, I get weird errors with wx2.6.2 like wxWindow::SetTitle() undefined, which is correct, because a grep on it did not show any hints. What wx version is C::B using anyway?

I also got weird linker errors, so I could not continue trying to build it. I tried configuring C::B with disable-shared to make a static build but to no avail.

- Jorgen

Der Meister:
Which compiler did you use? I got lots of errors, too, when I tried to compile Code::Blocks with gcc 3.3.6. With gcc 3.4.4 (and wxGTK-2.6.1) I was able to compile the svn-version from the last weekend without any problems using the following commands:

--- Code: ---./bootstrap
./configure --enable-contrib --with-wx-config=wx-config-2.6
make
make install

--- End code ---
(The last one of course requires root-privileges.)

lesnewell:
Your build problems are probably due to a bug in the makefile. Look here http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=1429.msg10768#msg10768 for an explanation how I got around it. The bug is a sneaky one because if you have successfully built a recent version of C::B it won't show up, otherwise you get all sorts of wierd link errors.

Anyway, back on topic. I just tried the latest CVS head.
GNOME:
Works perfectly

IceWM
Works OK but window disappears as soon as you try to resize it

KDE
Window does not get the focus but at least it does not disappear when you click on it now.
Window disappears if you try to resize it

WindowMaker
Window gets the focus but if you move the mouse over it then off of it the window disappears (focus follows mouse?)
Window disappears if you try to resize it

All of these are on Mandriva 2006

Der Meister:
Did you test with my solution or just the source which is currently in the svn repository? If it was just the source code from svn then could you please repeat your test on KDE with the modification I described in this post? Because this fixes the focus-problem on enlightenment e16 and it would be nice to know if it works on KDE, too.

lesnewell:
Sorry, I thought it had been committed. OK, tried it and it make no difference on KDE. Can't currently try the other window managers. Hmm, GNOME is looking like a good idea ;-)

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