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Parallel project and test field problems

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j0k3r:
Thank you for the replies. I think i'll take Dje's option.
However, IMO C::B should take a review on this issue.

Ceniza:
Maybe that could be another nice feature to consider for the Debugger refactoring. What's a bit cumbersome is that by default single file compilation does not include debugging symbols, which makes it quite awkward to get it working right if you want to debug it. As usual, suggestions are more than welcomed to get things going.

I had suggested a long time ago to have multiple "sets" where you can define compilation flags, search directories, link libraries and such. That way you can link single file compilation, whole project or single file in a project to a specific set. Then, you could have, for example, a set ready for a library (let's say Allegro), and when you want to try a little program, you just create a new empty file, tell the IDE somehow that you want to use the Allegro set of compiler options and voilà.

j0k3r:
I agree with you. C::B is a pretty nice IDE and you can tell there's a lot of work behind it. There's still a bit to go.

I encourage to keep with the good work, keep it up guys!

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: Ceniza on September 23, 2009, 07:47:30 pm ---tell the IDE somehow that you want to use the Allegro set of compiler options and voilà.

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You know that this would be required for all compiler C::B supports then, right? Otherwise the message box appearing "Don't know compiler set t use for allegro for this compiler." et. al. will flood our forum with questions.

Ceniza:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on September 24, 2009, 01:46:42 pm ---
--- Quote from: Ceniza on September 23, 2009, 07:47:30 pm ---tell the IDE somehow that you want to use the Allegro set of compiler options and voilà.

--- End quote ---
You know that this would be required for all compiler C::B supports then, right? Otherwise the message box appearing "Don't know compiler set t use for allegro for this compiler." et. al. will flood our forum with questions.

--- End quote ---

Mogggrrrten: the sets would also include the compiler. In other words, a set is compiler + flags + extra options. It would be really difficult to do otherwise without some sort of compiler flags translator in between (which would be another nice project :D).

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