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Rai:
Good evening, first time poster here :)

    As i was searching for a IDE to move from DEV C++, pal of mine advised me Code::Blocks. It's so awesome it can even use my DEV projects. Yet, there's a problem i encountered and it drivers me nuts...

    Whenever i compile and run my code, it starts making connections to internet. To be more precise - addressees it tries to access are random each time. My code has no networking functionality whatsoever.

    I use SDL and OpenGL libraries. I even tried scanning my pc for viruses >.>

    Has anyone ever encountered similar problem? All help is appreciated!
   
    P.S. Somehow this never happened on DEV

ouch:
what compiler are you using?

what's one of the addresses?

that sounds a lot like a virus attaching itself to an exe.

but if I recall one of microsofts past "free" compilers produced exe's that contacted microsoft servers for reasons uknown.

Rai:

--- Quote from: ouch on September 16, 2011, 08:12:37 pm ---what compiler are you using?

what's one of the addresses?

that sounds a lot like a virus attaching itself to an exe.

but if I recall one of microsofts past "free" compilers produced exe's that contacted microsoft servers for reasons uknown.

--- End quote ---

GNU GCC

IP's are
224.0.0.253
224.0.0.252
239.255.255.250

Tried pinging those, no response.

I was thinking about virus myself, but antivirus found nothing suspicious in my file, sent it to couple of my friends, same there...


Edit: Okay, it seems that all "projects" which use some sort of message pools make connections to internet, since only Console apps thus far where okay...

MortenMacFly:
Version, platform please? Active plugins?

Rai:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on September 16, 2011, 09:30:31 pm ---Version, platform please? Active plugins?

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Oh sorry, forgot to mention those.

Code::Blocks 10.05
Windows 7

Plugins... none of which i know :X

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