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Aleksandr:
C::B does not remember the active project in the workspace between sessions.

oBFusCATed:
Yes, it does...
If you're closing codeblocks and not the workspace, then probably it is crashing and it is not saving the bla.workspace.layout file.

Posting the exacts steps to reproduce the problem might be helpful.

ollydbg:

--- Quote from: Melchior on January 10, 2015, 10:57:08 am ---i got around this by editing the
Project build options --> Custom variables -->
changing  [WX_SUFFIX = u]  to [WX_SUFFIX = ud] for each and every file

--- End quote ---
Yes, the workspace don't have compiler settings, so you need to change the cbp files. Besides the WX_SUFFIX change, you may also need an extra -D__WXDEBUG__ for every cbp, see: annoying crash when debugging CC's auto-suggestion. For git(I use git-svn), this is not an issue, because you can have many branches, and synchronize with our SVN head.

Aleksandr:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on January 12, 2015, 01:47:05 am ---Yes, it does...
If you're closing codeblocks and not the workspace, then probably it is crashing and it is not saving the bla.workspace.layout file.

Posting the exacts steps to reproduce the problem might be helpful.

--- End quote ---

First, I have delete default.workspace.layout and default.workspace.

Start C::B and close it. File default.workspace.layout was created.

Start C::B again and open the project A and then the project B. At this point the project B is active.

Close C::B and answer Yes for "Workspace 'Default workspace' is modified. Do you want to save it?" prompt. File default.workspace was created.

Start C::B. At this point the project A is active not the project B.

oBFusCATed:
So when you open the default.workspace next time it contains just project A?

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