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Offline nanyu

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dialog was frozen
« on: July 19, 2016, 06:19:35 am »
1) lanuch code::blocks  under ubuntu(16.04)
1.5)   open a "hello world" project!! <-----------
2) click a menu-item (etc: settings->env , editor , compiler...),
3) a dialog popup , but  sometimes, the dialog  without any content...

now I have to kill the process of codeblocks.

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i have try code::blocks with these versions
a) build from src (svn build rev 10885 (2016-07-19 00:22:48) gcc 5.4.0 Linux/unicode - 64 bit )
2) install from ubuntu app store (vers 13.02?)
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add : i have disable ALL plugin...

why ?
« Last Edit: July 19, 2016, 06:27:09 am by nanyu »

Offline blauzahn

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Re: dialog was frozen
« Reply #1 on: July 19, 2016, 11:03:59 pm »
I also had several problems on Ubuntu 16.04 with cb built from svn.
It looks to me that the wx-3.0.2 shipped with 16.04 made it effectively unusuable.
It got a lot better, after I uninstalled wx-3.0.2 and compiled wx-3.1.1 from trunk instead.
I had to reconfigure and rebuild cb after that as well. Please be aware, that
my computer ran out of memory (16GB) compiling wx or cb on Ubuntu 16.04 using
g++-5 or 6 with make -j. Using make without -j works. When I compile my projects
via cb I do not observe this and can use all cores again.

I still have parts of codecompletion disabled (e.g. symbol-browser), Still somewhat
annoying to me is the broken key F2 when you have the keybinder plugin enabled.
I have a hack that fixes it but I try to find the bug within the plugin.

To be able to get rid of the bleeding-edge wx (just in case), I did no simple
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sudo make install
but
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sudo checkinstall make install
instead.

Fortunately I have no important apt-packages that depend on the preinstalled wx version.


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Re: dialog was frozen
« Reply #2 on: July 20, 2016, 02:00:11 am »
Thank you; did NOT know about the "checkinstall" command.

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