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Michael:

--- Quote from: Andy on March 02, 2006, 09:22:42 am ---ok, i set up the svn version and now the intel compiler appears in the menu, though it does not say "detected".

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I have this problem too, but with MinGW (on windows). C::B autdetects the MinGW of Dev-C++ or nothing, even if I have a MinGW installed. This happen with the Borland compiler too.


--- Quote from: Andy on March 02, 2006, 09:22:42 am ---this could probably be solved by some path settings. the main problem i see is that the compiler options do not change when i switch to intel compiler in the combo. there are still those for gcc. does that mean it is not finished yet and i have to set them manually or is it a bug?

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In windows it I got the Intel compiler options. In Linux I do not know exactly. May be it is a bug or a WIP.

Best wishes,
Michael

Andy:
thanks for the comments. the whole compiler settings seem to behave really strange. sometime when i change the compiler in the combo, the appropriate settings appear, sometimes nothing changes and sometimes the settings for a different compiler appear. so i guess this is still wip and i will have to wait...

if this happens to anyone, please post your comments, maybe it's worth a bugreport.

Slammer:
I have the same problem, with Compilers Dialog.
Look also : http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=2489

yop:
The compiler paths are hardcoded to the values that the "installer" from Intel suggests. So it might need some modifications to the paths. In windows there is an environmental var that points to the installation folder. As for the second part (messed up options) it falls under the "compiler framework redesign" AFAIK.

Slammer:
The problem is not ICC specific. I am trying to use two cross compilers (both are gcc based) and i have problem configure them.
I am setting up programs and paths correctly in compiler settings and if I enter again in compiler setting dialog, everything is in wrong position.
Finally I managed to have correct settings, only by editing codeblocks.conf file manually.(and avoid entering in Compiler Settings Dialog) :?

The same (almost) problem happens in Project Build Options. I am setting up targets that use different compilers. While the dialog working, it cant assign different compilers to different targets. All targets use the compiler for default target.

My feeling is that something happening with the combo box handling of both dialogs.

PS:Both of us, we are using Gentoo. Is possible this problem to be Gentoo specific? I dont use portage, I build CB-svn directly with configure/make/make install. No errors/warnings messages during build or execution.

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