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Eureka:
Hello, I'm a very beginner in computer programming and I have two questions with C::B :

1. When the program starts compiling, I can see some blue-written messages (the warnings) but when the compilation is over, they are erased. The problem is that I don't have the time to read the warnings as the compilation is very fast. How can I fix that ?
2. Is there a way for C::B to warn me that I don't use a variable I declared ? How ?

zabzonk:
To view the compiler messages, go to the View menu and select Logs. The messages will be under the Build Log and Build Messages tabs in the resulting window.

To get warnings about unused variables (and lots of other things), go to the Settings menu, choose Compiler & Debugger and then check Enable All Compiler Warnings in the Global Compiler Settings tab.

Eureka:
Thank you.
One thing: Logs was already selected, and as I said my warnings merely disappear once the program compiled. So what should I do ?

zabzonk:
> my warnings merely disappear once the program compiled

Do you mean that the Log and Messages tabs are completely empty after a compilation or just that the warnings have disappeared? You should always have some messages in the Build Log and Messages tabs, if only to indicate succesful compilation.

I suppose now is also the time to ask which platform you are on and which version of CB you are using?

Eureka:
I'm using C::B 8.02 and I'm on Ubuntu 9.04.
Actually there's something remaining after the compilation :


--- Quote ---Checking for existence: /home/Eureka/Prog/Test/bin/Debug/Test
Executing: xterm -T Test -e /usr/bin/cb_console_runner /home/Eureka/Prog/Test/bin/Debug/Test  (in /home/Eureka/Prog/Test/.)
Process terminated with status 0 (0 minutes, 5 seconds)
--- End quote ---

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