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cbp2make - makefile generation tool
stahta01:
--- Quote from: mirai on May 07, 2012, 10:30:22 pm ---
--- Quote from: Freem on May 07, 2012, 02:53:38 pm ---If you are the maintainer of the sourceforge's website of cbp2make, you have a problem with your website, you redirect on a php page... and here (opera browser) I can only save it.
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That site is simply a wiki provided by sourceforge, I didn't do anything weird to it and didn't even touched it for a long time. Maybe something is got broken on sf.net side... Now have to contact sf.net administration :(.
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The Wiki for another site on sourceforge stopped working today.
Note: This site that says what is down is also down
https://sourceforge.net/apps/wordpress/sourceforge/
Edit: I get this message today.
--- Quote ---With the exception of Trac, the Hosted Apps platform on the SourceForge site are offline.
-- SourceForge.net team.
Site Status:
loading latest tweet...
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Tim S.
mirai:
Update: (see rev.135)
[+] Fixed possible crash when compiler variable is overridden for a unit and that unit has an unrecognized extension.
[+] Quick fix for handling relative paths outside project tree. Elements ".." of relative paths for object files are replaced with "__" strings, so all object files which sources are outside of project tree will be along all other object files in a specified subdirectory of the project.
mirai:
Update: (see rev.137)
[+] For Windows GUI builds "-mwindows" option is now supplied to the GCC linker, for other manually added compilers (toolchains), an "option_wingui" is available in the cbp2make configuration.
[+] Fixed output path for Windows resource compiler (a path separator was missing).
[+] Removed false messages about missing compiler for non-compilable units.
[+] Fixed command line syntax for linking with libraries, some project options were mistreated and "-l" switch was misplaced.
axus:
I made an account to say thank you! I like to use MinGW32 + msys, and I'm trying to build SFML without codeblocks. It looks like it will work once I install Qt.
One request, if HOME env is defined, I'd rather use it than Windows user path. It seems that --config didn't create the .cbp2make directory in C:/Users/Account automatically from MSYS. --local works OK. All the different toolchain settings are overwhelming, but I didn't need them so no problem.
mirai:
--- Quote from: axus on September 08, 2012, 08:30:30 pm ---One request, if HOME env is defined, I'd rather use it than Windows user path. It seems that --config didn't create the .cbp2make directory in C:/Users/Account automatically from MSYS. --local works OK. All the different toolchain settings are overwhelming, but I didn't need them so no problem.
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I just followed the Qt implementation in this regard, but overriding this default behavior is not a problem I think.
Good piece of plan for the next release. :)
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