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The 17 June 2012 build (8059) is out.
Jenna:
Nighly packages for RedHat/CentOS 5 and 6 are now available from my rpm-repo .
You need additional packages from other repos, see my site for details.
I tested the packages on CentOS 5 and 6 (64-bit).
As usual: any feedback is welcome !
Revan:
Thanks for the Fedora repository
raynebc:
I noticed that when I build my project in this nightly, the log shows that it passed "-Wall -g" compiler parameters twice each to the command used to compile each of the source files. I doubt a well-designed compiler would care (GCC doesn't seem to mind) if such parameters were given multiple times, but I don't remember seeing this before, is it some new kind of behavior that shouldn't be happening?
MortenMacFly:
--- Quote from: raynebc on June 26, 2012, 10:08:00 pm ---I noticed that when I build my project in this nightly, the log shows that it passed "-Wall -g" compiler parameters twice each to the command used to compile each of the source files. I doubt a well-designed compiler would care (GCC doesn't seem to mind) if such parameters were given multiple times, but I don't remember seeing this before, is it some new kind of behavior that shouldn't be happening?
--- End quote ---
The parameters are a sum of the global compiler options (including additional options), the project options, the target options and attached scripts. It such options appear multiple times they might be defined in more than one place by you. Check the settings of you compiler/project accordingly. Nevertheless, as long as these options don't conflict (i.e. debug vs. optimisation) the compiler doesn't care and simply skips options appearing twice.
raynebc:
I went back into the 4-14 nightly to try it again, and I indeed hadn't noticed this earlier because as of that revision, it didn't display the command line for each source file that was compiling in the build log tab. It would just say:
Compiling: file1
Compiling: file2
...
I didn't really that it would append the global/project options that way, so I've removed the redundant -g -Wall options from my project. I did notice that there seems to be an option to change the compiler logging options to go back to summary "compiling: filename" logging, and I'll probably give that a shot. Thank you for your help.
I did mention this a while ago regarding the April 14 nightly, but when building a project, Codeblocks doesn't seem to compile the source files by alphabetical order anymore. I did prefer that, because it was an easy way to tell how far the build process was without having to enable a status bar (which I see is an option). Is there a way to make it build files in alphabetical order once again?
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