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Hanging for a while if no souce file, only header file

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MasterAlexei:
Hello Codeblocks team,

I did try the last Rev of trunk 7929. The behavior is still there.
And I think, that it is Symbol Browser, who need a little bit more, to process the header file, that has no .cpp file pair.

Alexei

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: MasterAlexei on April 10, 2012, 10:19:06 pm ---I did try the last Rev of trunk 7929. The behavior is still there.

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For the record:
I still cannot reproduce. In the C::B source tree we have pure virtual classes, too. They work just fine. Did you try to (temporarily) delete your configuration? Did you try to switch off  certain plugins to see when this behaviour goes away? If its really CC: Did you try to play with CC's settings to see if a specific setting causes such?

MasterAlexei:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on April 11, 2012, 06:54:05 am ---For the record:
I still cannot reproduce. In the C::B source tree we have pure virtual classes, too. They work just fine. Did you try to (temporarily) delete your configuration? Did you try to switch off  certain plugins to see when this behaviour goes away? If its really CC: Did you try to play with CC's settings to see if a specific setting causes such?

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This is what I am doing right now.
If you like, I can send you my project.

MasterAlexei:
It is strange, but after I exported my project from my SVN in a dir, which is located some levels upper, as the origin project, CB works very well with it. I'll play a little bit with it some more time.

If in a week or two I'll not post here - then this problem can be closed, I think.

Jenna:

--- Quote from: MasterAlexei on April 11, 2012, 09:04:57 am ---It is strange, but after I exported my project from my SVN in a dir, which is located some levels upper, as the origin project, CB works very well with it.
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Do you have files in the project, that are located outside the project-tree ?
Can you start C::B with "-d"-switch ?
In the "Code::Blocks Debug" log you can see the projects base path and the projects common toplevel path.
With files that are not below the base-path it can happen, that the toplevel path is (e.g.) the root folder, in that case the parser probably parses tons of unneeded files.

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