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new to code::blocks, some questions

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ronron24:

--- Quote ---1. when debugging the column size of the watcher tabs are very small. So each time I have to size them again and again. Is there a way the watcher remembers last layout setting?
This is a bug I can't reproduce reliably. Do you have an exact steps to reproduce it on a simple project?
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I have attached the watcher in the upper screen area horizontally. If I don't change the column size the 3 columns share the full screen size. If I change one column size and restart the debugger again, all 3 columns a very small at the left hand side. I have to restart the IDE to get the normal behavior.
There is no problem, if I don't change the column size. (means all 3 columns share the full size).
( Have tried with a simple "empty project" (non makefile based) consisting of int main() only  )

2.
I have checked again. Simple data types like int show their values directly while hovering the mouse over it. But data types like std::string display an overlay with +_M_dataplus. Clicking the plus unfolds the value. I would prefer it to see the value without an additional button click.

ronron24:
other topic

I use a custom makefile and I need a post build step. I have added:

$make -f $makefile install

It's not working but following works:

mingw32-make.exe -f $makefile install

Jenna:

--- Quote from: ronron24 on August 16, 2013, 06:49:48 pm ---other topic

I use a custom makefile and I need a post build step. I have added:

$make -f $makefile install

It's not working but following works:

mingw32-make.exe -f $makefile install

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Check the make-executable in the compiler-toolchain associated with the project.
The makefile itself is responsible for chosing the compiler, but C::B's macro-replacement is done with the settings from the toolchain.

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