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The 14 April 2012 build (7932) is out.
polle2:
Thank you for CodeBlocks!.I have set up a portable version with Biplap's CBlauncher and MS C++ 2008 compiler from a SDK and downloaded MS cdb debugger via a Windows 7 SDK. After copying the Microsoft SDKs ,Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0 and Debugging Tools for Windows(x86) folders to the CodeBlocks folder on the USB stick and setting paths with $(CODEBLOCKS) the portable setup works fine with a running debugger with the 10.05 ver. of CodeBlocks. Unfortunately I am not able to get this april 2012 nightly build to recognize the cdb debugger, although additional paths are set in the same way under toolchain executables as in ver. 10.05. In the toolchain setup dialog (with Microsoft c++ 2005/2008 selected as compiler) the c++ compiler, linker etc. are recognised, but say --invalid debugger-- when coming to cdb.exe. I could have messed something up, or this could be a thing needing attention.Unfortunately I cannot contribute myself as not coder at all. Thank you again
oBFusCATed:
Create new debugger configuration in Settings -> Debugger and then choose it in the compiler's toolchain settings
polle2:
Perfect, just what was needed, works on the portable setup. Thanks a lot.
scarphin:
I can no longer close the files opened in the editor with a middle mouse click on its tab. It works on rev7790 and before.
OS: Win 7 x64
raynebc:
I've been a fan of Code::Blocks for quite a while now, but I did have a couple observations:
When I did a rebuild of projects in older versions of Code::Blocks (like the 10-30-11 nightly), it seemed to compile the project's files in alphabetical order. They seem to compile in random order now, was there a change that caused this?
When I load up a project, have no files open and bring up the "Find in files" feature via the menu or the keyboard shortcut, the dialog window opens up with the "Find" tab activated and no fields displayed. I can manually change to the "Find in files" tab, but if I have at least one file open, launching "find in files" brings up the dialog with the "Find in files" tab opened as expected. This is different from previous nightlies I've used (such as the 2-11-12 debugger nightly), where the "Find" tab is removed completely from the dialog if no files are opened for editing.
When I changed from the 10-30-11 to the 2-11-12 nightly, I liked the changes with the watches window, especially being able to quickly dereference pointers, or add a "complex" watch (ie. a specific member of a structure variable) by highlighting it in the code and right clicking on it as opposed to copying and pasting. With 2-11-12 as well as this nightly, I'm seeing that when I start a new debugging session, the column widths I set on the watches window are destroyed and I have to correct them to my liking with the mouse. It does seem like Code::Blocks would be better if it left the columns alone, but until that functionality gets added, is there a way I can get the column widths to be permanent, such as by editing a config file?
Thanks in advance for your help, and let me know if I should open bugs for these on the bug tracker.
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