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computer_tech:
Hello,

I have a newbie questions. For the life of me i cannot figure out a way to compile multiple files with codeblocks.

Can anyone give me a working example of HelloWorld using multiple cpp files.

Do i have to create a project to use multiple cpps?

oBFusCATed:
Yes, you have...

ewww:
Wouldn't this option allow for better compiler optimization, when used along with unit-at-atime?

I have made this manually as a post-build step, however this is way too inflexible for a multi-developer project.

Where is it placed on the to-do list, if at all? :) Maybe someone could give an estimate of how big this task would be? Doesn't seem like a complicated task at first thought, I have never looked into how the gcc compiler driver handles things internally though.

oBFusCATed:
WTF?  :shock:  :shock: I don't get anything from that you've said!

ewww:
Right... hehehe

I was looking for the option to compile multiple files at once in order to have optimized release builds. Since this feature in not present in cb, i have considered i could go on and implement it myself (hopefully my c++ is better than my English?), but before that someone, who already has an overview of the project, could give an overview of what should and shouldn't be done to achieve that.

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