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bobc:
Ok. Sorry to labour the point but I'm trying to understand how to use this. I can see that the root compiler was set the GDC. I didn't see -Wall set in there but when I changed the root compiler to dmd the -Wall option appeared and I was able to remove it.

I can now understand some of the advice I was being given. It hasn't really clicked yet why I would want different compilers for different sets of files in a project or how one would build a project with mixed sources except to go through and select each target and do a build. At the moment each of my separate compilation units is a separate project set up with its correct compiler and I just need to build the workspace. This obviously isn't the way people use C::B it's just what I'm used to.

bob

oBFusCATed:
C::B supports "multiple projects" in two ways:

1. Use of C::B project with multiple targets and one or more virtual targets combining them (take a look at  the Codeblocks.cbp file to see how it is done) // I've never done such project, so I don't know the exact details
2. Use of multiple C::B projects inside a C::B workspace. // I use this approach


p.s. -Wall was missing because it is a supported option for gdc

bobc:
I think I will stick to my normal multi-project method then. It's straight forward and I understand whats going on.

Is there any reason why the Wall option does not show up in the target under 'Other options' as its also not a valid option there but it is a set option.

Thanks for all the help. Sorry it took so long to get there.

bob

Jenna:

--- Quote from: bobc on August 23, 2010, 06:13:35 pm ---I think I will stick to my normal multi-project method then. It's straight forward and I understand whats going on.

Is there any reason why the Wall option does not show up in the target under 'Other options' as its also not a valid option there but it is a set option.

Thanks for all the help. Sorry it took so long to get there.

bob

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--- Quote from: jens on August 22, 2010, 10:03:05 pm ---You should look into "Project -> Build options -> Compiler settings -> Other options" for th eproject and all targets.
Compiler flags that are not handled by the checkboxes in the "Compiler flags" tab should appear there.

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In your case you should have been able to uncheck the appropriate checkbox in the "Compiler flags" tab on project level.

bobc:
I'm really liking C::B now. I've had to do a lot of compiler switching to work out how best to get my C and D application built. C::B has made that a lot easier than any other IDE I know of.

bob

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