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The 12.11 RC1 (11 November 2012 build 8549) is out.
MortenMacFly:
--- Quote from: stefanos_ on November 15, 2012, 09:07:55 am ---Is it wrong to do so with 2.9.x? If yes, please advice, thank you.
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Make sure you ran update29 afterwards.
stefanos_:
--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on November 15, 2012, 09:15:06 am ---
--- Quote from: stefanos_ on November 15, 2012, 09:07:55 am ---Is it wrong to do so with 2.9.x? If yes, please advice, thank you.
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Make sure you ran update29 afterwards.
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Of course I run this batch file, how else would I generate my files? :)
At first, I thought it was the STC case which I forgot to switch off from setup.h file, but now that I did so, it still crashes :/ I will try the normal workspace and let you know again if something's wrong with this build too.
MortenMacFly:
--- Quote from: stefanos_ on November 15, 2012, 02:55:45 pm ---At first, I thought it was the STC case which I forgot to switch off from setup.h file, but now that I did so, it still crashes :/ I will try the normal workspace and let you know again if something's wrong with this build too.
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Make sure you do a full clean before, maybe a fresh checkout. For me, it works.
dmoore:
--- Quote from: xawari on November 14, 2012, 04:46:51 pm ---Wow! I can't believe I see those "RC" letters in the title! :)
I have very little time to test @work right now, but my old sticky bug still does exist:
1. Pick "Files" browser panel (left)
I think the KeyPressed() (or something) handler of the file tree control is not calling the same method as MouseDoubleClick().
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That sounds familiar. Will try to take a look at this soon. Almost surely won't get fixed before next release, but it is a plugin so could be updated and installed separately.
White-Tiger:
may I ask where the Code Completion determines it's include search dir? As I've got a problem with Cross-Platform builds^^ The project's compiler is set to MinGW, but my Linux target uses the Cygwin cross-compiler, still the CC finds my MinGW one... only when I change the projects main compiler to Cygwin I'll get the right includes :( (after CC finished parsing)
I can live with wrong syntax highlighting which guesses that _WIN32 is defined, (would be good if I could change the platform defines :P or force Codeblocks to use the GNU/Linux one) but I cant live with wrong CC as I have to manually search for and open the header file that defines something... Switching the main / project compiler is a work around.. but it's still annoying^^ (ok... I believe that the wrong include path isn't the only problem... maybe CC only remembers includes for the entire project and not target/compiler... thus I'm doomed either way Oo)
Code::Blocks doesn't seem to be suited for cross-platform at all xD First problem I've encountered was that when a target is for example Linux only, I can't find it using Windows... which is to one point correct, as I'm normally not able to compile that... but on the other side, I'm not even able to edit defines, compile options and that like... I have to do that by using Notepad2 "directly" on the project file which is rather annoying^^
P.S. I've already set my Linux cross-compile target to use only it's target options.. so CC doesn't recognize that as well^^
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