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Can't build static library
thecheeselover:
Everything is in my hard drive. Also, my source files are old compared to my date settings. By the way, I deleted my .a file to check if CB would rebuild it (it didn't), so I can't really check its date.
Here is the full build log (with full command line enabled):
''-------------- Clean: Debug in UnforeseenCosmosCore (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------
Cleaned "UnforeseenCosmosCore - Debug"
-------------- Build: Debug in UnforeseenCosmosCore (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------
Linking stage skipped (build target has no object files to link)
Nothing to be done (all items are up-to-date).''
This ''Nothing to be done (all items are up-to-date)'' is totally false: I don't have a damn .a file!
Jenna:
I don't see any compiling commands in your log.
Can you attach the project-file ?
thecheeselover:
With a lot of trouble, I finally found a way to attach my project. Sorry if it's not zipped: http://adf.ly/G2qbm
Jenna:
You do not have any sources included in the project, just headers.
--- Quote from: thecheeselover on November 18, 2012, 09:54:56 pm ---[...]
I don't know where it mights come from, I didn't edit it since two months ago (it was working before).
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This can not be the truth, sorry.
--- Quote from: thecheeselover on November 21, 2012, 04:31:40 pm ---Anyway, it's not the first CB bug that I found under Windows.
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It's obviously not a bug, but a lack of knowledge on your side.
--- Quote from: thecheeselover on December 16, 2012, 03:19:16 am ---
--- Quote from: dmoore on November 21, 2012, 04:34:15 pm ---So what did you do to fix the problem? If there's a bug it would be more helpful to share it than keep it to yourself.
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No I didn't. People stopped to help me and I still need to recreate a new project every time Code::Blocks fucks. I am extremely pissed off of this bug.
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This offending sentence disqualifies yourself.
--- Quote from: thecheeselover on December 16, 2012, 04:05:22 pm ---Everything is in my hard drive. Also, my source files are old compared to my date settings. By the way, I deleted my .a file to check if CB would rebuild it (it didn't), so I can't really check its date.
Here is the full build log (with full command line enabled):
''-------------- Clean: Debug in UnforeseenCosmosCore (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------
Cleaned "UnforeseenCosmosCore - Debug"
-------------- Build: Debug in UnforeseenCosmosCore (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------
Linking stage skipped (build target has no object files to link)
Nothing to be done (all items are up-to-date).''
This ''Nothing to be done (all items are up-to-date)'' is totally false: I don't have a damn .a file!
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You uploaded a *.a file, so where does it come from, if you really have deleted it ?
And why do you say it's incorrect to state that there is nothing to be done, if there is no source file included in your project, that can be compiled ?
You should learn the basics of programming, before you start to blame software for your lack of knowledge.
And you should learn to use an appropriate language.
thecheeselover:
--- Quote ---You uploaded a *.a file, so where does it come from, if you really have deleted it ?
And why do you say it's incorrect to state that there is nothing to be done, if there is no source file included in your project, that can be compiled ?
You should learn the basics of programming, before you start to blame software for your lack of knowledge.
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The .a file is a really old file that wasn't deleted when I overwrote the folder with the newest one.
''And why do you say it's incorrect to state that there is nothing to be done, if there is no source file included in your project, that can be compiled ?'' How is then that header-only libraries exist? I've seen one before.
Do you really think I would try to learn C++ without having any knowledge in programming? I first learned C# and then Java because I thought that C++ was too difficult to start. It's bad to jump to conclusion. bAlso, if I stated that it wasn't the first bug I found, it's because there's really another bug. You can't force stop an application on Windows with Code::Blocks (at least with the 10.0.5 version, I didn't check with the newest), so you have to click on the ''X'' button on the window itself to close an application.
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