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johne53:
P.S. - Jens, while you're thinking about that, maybe you could let me know if this makes any sense.....

Now that my C::B update is mostly working I've tried to rebuild a project that was previously building fine with Cygwin-gcc. It still builds fine but I've noticed a subtle change with the latest C::B. The project happens to be sigc++2 and I'm building it as a DLL. With my previous version of C::B I used to get 3 x outputted target files, namely:- libsigc++2.dll, libsigc++2.a and libsigc++2.def

With the upgraded C::B those last two files are now called libsigc++2.dll.a and libsigc++2.dll.def respectively. Is there any way I can put them back to their old style? I tried tweaking the settings for automatic prefix and extension generation but that didn't seem to make any difference.

koso:
Here you can find little "hack" to that: http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,10882.0.html

johne53:
Thanks koso. Unfortunately, the poster didn't say which compiler he was referring to but I'm guessing it might have been mingw. I just tried his suggestion with Cygwin gcc but it didn't work....  :(

[Edit...] Oops, I told a lie! It does actually work with Cygwin but you need to specify the full path to the required output files - otherwise the files do get created, but in the wrong folder.

johne53:

--- Quote from: cacb on October 24, 2009, 10:16:08 pm ---I am using nightly build 5859 with Visual C++ 2008 Express.
--- End quote ---

Just out of interest cacb, - are you seeing the same problem as me (the one where Ctrl+Shift+F9 is no longer working?)

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