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mikejonesey:
for some reason my compiler settings keep getting corrupt or dissapearing.

has this happened to anyone else?

it takes me 30+ mins to put in all my compiler settings, so this is extremely iritating.

I have tried a clean install, same problem.

Jenna:
It would be really helpfull if you could provide more information:
C::B version, OS and version, what happens exactly, how to reproduce ?

mikejonesey:
hi thanks for your reply,

I'm using c:b v 8.02,

i'm on ubuntu karmic cola,

another strange thing is it is bringing up the compilers auto detection on ever startup now.

is there some add-on i can disable to stop this.

do you know where the compiler settings are stored, so i can backup the file / restore when this happens.

thanks for any help

Jenna:
Again my question:

--- Quote from: jens on January 21, 2010, 09:33:16 pm ---what happens exactly, how to reproduce ?

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--- Quote from: mikejonesey on January 21, 2010, 09:51:45 pm ---hi thanks for your reply,

I'm using c:b v 8.02,

i'm on ubuntu karmic cola,

another strange thing is it is bringing up the compilers auto detection on ever startup now.

is there some add-on i can disable to stop this.

do you know where the compiler settings are stored, so i can backup the file / restore when this happens.

thanks for any help

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The compiler settings are stored in default.conf (if you do not use the -p, --personality or --profile parameter at the commandline)  in ~/.codeblocks.

If the compiler auto detection pops up, look which compiler shows an empty installation path. After starting C::B, go to "Settings -> Compiler and debugger -> [the compiler with the empty path] -> Toolchain executables", try the autodetection, or put a dummy path into the installation path, if it is empty (e.g. /usr) and close the dialolg with OK, close C::B and restart it, the popup should no longer appear.

You can also try to backup the default.conf and remove the old file. C::B will generate a new default one, that should work.

Be aware, that the settings are saved (automatically) on (clean) close of C::B, not if you leave the dialog.

mikejonesey:
hi thanks for your replies, not sure how it occurred, will have a clue next time, but it seemed to happen upon editing / renaming multiple compilers at once.

I now have backups so am not fussed, i have grown to love code::blocks so this glitch is trivial.

Is code:blocks still under official development? (the latest official news post on the site was Friday, 21 March 2008 11:18)

Another wired thing is, i have installed it from the .deb files available for download from BerliOS which work fine, but my os states there is a newer version avalible via software sources / updates. Upon running this update i am left with a version which only had batch build options under the compiler/debugger options menu.

The only way to get back my compiler config menu is to do a complete uninstall then install the orig .deb files.

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