I think I found out where the problem is.
When I use the terminal the compilation command is:
clang++ -std=c++11 -stdlib=libc++ -g <filename>.cpp -o <filename>
This command make an
executable file if compilation pass.
In case of
C::B, first of all created
objective file, and only after that executable is created.
There are two commands in
C::B:
- first for compilation and creation of objective file
- second for linking
#1 clang++ -std=c++11 -stdlib=libc++ -g -c <filename>.cpp -o obj/Debug/<filename>.o
#2 clang++ -o /bin/debug/<filename> obj/Debug/<filename>.o
The command in 2-nd line created by
C::B automaticly.
Based on attached
Error Log file, it can be seen that errors start to appear after command in 2-nd line.
I belive that automaticly created command in 2-nd line, should look like following:
clang++ obj/Debug/<filename>.o -o /bin/debug/<filename>
Currently I have no accesses to PC with installed Clang.
Today at evening I will check this option using command line.
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