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Compiler framework redesign (?)
nzoltan:
Hi,
If you really want redesign the compiler framework, I recommend that see CBuilderX IDE.
announce (1.5 for windows free edition):
http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,32751,00.html
download (after 7 q&a): 133MB
http://info.borland.com/survey/cbx15_mobile_edition.html
Also you will need a Borland Developer Network registration (free). It is an excellent cross platform IDE - and "just" an IDE - (similar for C::B) support many of compiler sets (every compiler described an extension XML file, and the user can create new easy), but unfortunately CBX has many many many bugs and totally unsupported by Borland (dead project).
Major features:
- Build options dialog not just for project but for every file
- Multiple build tools (and options) for same project (example: msvc on windows, gcc on linux)
- Project file can be "excluded" (ignored when build, but show is the project)
- Project tree also contain the final binary file entry (exe, dll, so, a, lib etc.) and have a build options dialog
- Build options dialog show a final preview of compiler command line (build tool and every local and inherited options)
- Revert menu for editor tabs
...and many more features.
Good luck,
a new C::B user.
Game_Ender:
I think a preview of the final command line would be a useful feature.
MortenMacFly:
--- Quote from: nzoltan on August 20, 2006, 12:26:02 pm ---- Build options dialog not just for project but for every file
- Multiple build tools (and options) for same project (example: msvc on windows, gcc on linux)
- Project file can be "excluded" (ignored when build, but show is the project)
- Project tree also contain the final binary file entry (exe, dll, so, a, lib etc.) and have a build options dialog
- Build options dialog show a final preview of compiler command line (build tool and every local and inherited options)
--- End quote ---
All this is achievable with C::B, too. See my sig and have a look at C::B file properties, too.
With regards, Morten.
killerbot:
I think he is talking about a preview of how the command line looks with just all the settings appended (so no macros replacement yet) and whitout issuing a build. Several IDE's show it like that (some read only) others even editable.
nzoltan:
--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on August 20, 2006, 08:03:17 pm ---All this is achievable with C::B, too. See my sig and have a look at C::B file properties, too.
With regards, Morten.
--- End quote ---
- Build options dialog not just for project but for every file
In C::B, the file build options dialog and project options dialog is very different, CBX provide same dialog.
- Multiple build tools (and options) for same project (example: msvc on windows, gcc on linux)
I can`t do this with C::B:
1. I select the project, 2. right click 3. select properties menu
then I cannot change compiler because the drop-down list is grayed.
- Project tree also contain the final binary file entry (exe, dll, so, a, lib etc.) and have a build options dialog
In CBX this dialog show the linker options.
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Sorry my english is very poor, and at this time, I am only present perfect (with bugs). :(
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