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The 27 February 2010 build (6181) is out.
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A link to the unicode windows wxWidget dll for Code::Blocks : http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/wxmsw28u_gcc_cb_wx2810_gcc441.7z
For those who might need this one (when no MingW installed on your system) : the mingw10m.dll : http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/mingwm10_gcc441.7z
The 27 February 2010 build is out.
- Windows :
http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/CB_20100227_rev6181_win32.7z
- Linux :
none
Resolved Fixed:
* Fixed: [Bug #15912] AStyle removes debugger break points
* CC: fixed bug with not parsing function arguments anymore (thanks OllyDbg)
* CC: added support for global namespace (thanks blueshake)
* CC: handle extern keyword more intelligent (fixing missing STL statements) (thanks blueshake)
* CC: debugger tool shows more info (flags missing so far)
* fix a bug where local workspace was parsed as global instead of local
* CC: another bug fix for parsing class names
* merged scintilla branch into trunk. this brings a lot now core features
* all changes from scintilla since v1.7 (like virtual space, more lexers, dynamic lexer loading...)
* use wxScollingDialog to avoid large size dialogs not fitting into a certain (small) screen resolution
* reverted problematic PipedPocess patch than accidentally slipped in
* added Cccc, CppCheck and MouseSap plugin to NSIS installer (wxSmithAui still missing)
* added preliminary support for TDM's GCC4 (use the *right* MINGW_BASE definition!)
* added support for wxSmithAui plugin (modpoller, tidycmt, rndgen still missing)
* Fixed CC parsing bug resulting to crash (preprocessor definitions inside template arguments - e.g. boost)
* fix some issues of symbols-browser:
if view was "Active project's symbols:" a change of the active project was not recognized;
if view was "Current file's symbols:" the toolbar was cleared, if all files except one have been closed;
if view was "Current file's symbols:" the symbols-browser still shows the content of the last open file, after all files have been closed
* added missing include in infowindow.h, needed if wxUSE_POPUPWIN is not defined;
reduced compiler warnings
* added missing include in wxPrpgrid's odcombo.cpp, needed if wxUSE_POPUPWIN is not defined
* Added two new script commands: ExecuteToolPlugin() and ConfigureToolPlugin().
* Added: WX_VERSION env var to Code::Blocks project file
* Added CallMenu() script command to call menus from scripts (e.g. "/Valgrind/Run Valgrind::MemCheck")
* Added "Reset to defaults" button in "Environment->Docking system" settings
* add ACTIVE_EDITOR_LINE, ACTIVE_EDITOR_LINE_0, ACTIVE_EDITOR_COLUMN, ACTIVE_EDITOR_COLUMN_0 macros pointing to the current editor's line/column (one and zero based)
* subclassed wxAuiNotebook, to work around some annoying issues:
C::B often crashed on linux when dragging tabs with composite effects enabled,
Ctrl+Tab did not respect taborder after dragging tabs,
Ctrl+Tab did not wrap at the end or the beginning,
Ctrl+Tab jumped through all tabs, even if new tab groups have been created,
the taborder could not be saved after reordering the tabs with drag and drop;
see http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11519.msg81378.html for details
* allow the "x" to close a tab to appear on all tabs (via settings -> environment -> notebook)
* class wizard: handle "no implementation file" correctly
* fixed wrong scope for "ReplaceInFiles" dialog
* applied patch #2882: call SetDesc() of the command-line parser only once
* applied patch #2865: categorize source files regardless of their capitalization
* applied patch #2869 to fix bug #16076: file manager: allow ANSI builds to dump char* to file (no changes for unicode build)
* applied patch #2888: cosmetic fix of projectfile.cpp
* avoid crashes in wx-2.9, due to incorrect dimensions of wxFlexGrid in editor-configuration dialog, see http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11952.msg81411.html#msg81411 for details
* fix a drag and drop bug in wxScintilla: on linux only copying was allowed, not moving of selected text
* Fixed: [Bug #16809] scriptedwizard clean and uninstall leaves file behind _correctly_
* Fixed: [Bug #16808] codesnippets clean and uninstall leaves file behind _correctly_
* added SFML project wizard and template (applying patch #2851)
* CodeSnippets 1.3.120 2010/02/11
- Fix crash when double clicking previously opened snippet
- Copy fixes 5995 & 6000 from CB EditorManager to SEditormanager
* Removal of file from active project is now disabled during compiling (either via 1) pressing "Delete" button or 2) by clicking "Remove file from project" menu option)
* Applied: [Patch #2611] Make HexEditor plugin portable (no C99)
* Applied: [Patch #2907] Fixes ConsoleRunner build on POSIX/SUS systems. (See http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/000095399/basedefs/sys/wait.h.html - For WIFEXITED etc. macros)
* Applied: [Patch #2927] Fix for closed bug #16809 - scriptedwizard install/uninstall
* pumped (wx)scintilla to version 2.0.3 to resolve a conflict with rectangular selections
* Applied: [Patch #2926] Fix for closed bug #16808 - codesnippets install/uninstall
* Fixed: Assert failure with wx-debug build
* fixed: Assertion with wxWidgets debug-build, due to incorrect image size
* Updated: rpm spec file to use .tar.bz2 as source tarball extension
* Fixed: broken rpm build due to path change from icons/gnome/* to icons/hicolor/*
* contrib-plugins: fix execution working dir and (path to) host application, so all plugins can be started and debugged from within C::B
* BrowseTracker 1.2.93 2010/02/19
- Diable Ctrl-Left_Mouse key usage when user sets editor multi-selection enabled.
* Fixed: rpm build issues
* BrowseTracker 1.2.94 2010/02/25
- Apply patch 2886 by techy
Regressions/Confirmed/Annoying/Common bugs:
killerbot:
IMPORTANT : everything is now build with the TDM-GCC 4.4.1 compiler.
It is advised to redownload also the mingwm dll and wx dll. Also these hve been rebuild with the new compiler.
Jenna:
As usually debian binaries (32- and 64-bit), sources and documentation packages (german and english) can be found in my repository.
See here how to use it.
stefanos_:
Good morning everyone.
So let me get this straight people: Those who still using the traditional MinGW they should migrate to TDM's GCC? And if so, what's the purpose or the difference? My apologies if I sound totally out of subject but all this time I was synchronizing my code with svn and compiling it using MinGW 5.1.6 (g++ 3.4.5 to be more precise).
Can someone please advice?
Cheers.
Jenna:
--- Quote from: stefanos_ on February 28, 2010, 10:06:49 am ---Good morning everyone.
So let me get this straight people: Those who still using the traditional MinGW they should migrate to TDM's GCC? And if so, what's the purpose or the difference? My apologies if I sound totally out of subject but all this time I was synchronizing my code with svn and compiling it using MinGW 5.1.6 (g++ 3.4.5 to be more precise).
Can someone please advice?
Cheers.
--- End quote ---
If you compile C::B yourself, you can use the compiler you like, if it is recent enough and works, it's okay.
If you use the newest nightly, you need http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/mingwm10_gcc441.7z and http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/wxmsw28u_gcc_cb_wx2810_gcc441.7z, because they are build with (respectively part of) TDM's gcc 4.4.1 distribution.
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