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The 10 December 2022 build (13107) is out.
Pecan:
--- Quote from: gd_on on December 11, 2022, 10:42:20 am ---Nevertheless, there is something wrong somewhere, because codesnippets has again 2 manifest.xml files, in 2 directories. And their contents are not exactly the same! (At least link to the wiki with https/http)
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Thanks
I'll have a look at it as soon as I can crawl out from under clangd_client and DAP debugger.
Frank_CB:
Have built a 64-bit version of C::B from SVN r13111 source, but am having troubles invoking the clangd_client plugin. Clangd_client had been added to SVN source sometime prior to r13106 (Thank you, Pecan).
After disabling code_completion in Plugin Manager and enabling clangd_client, a message is displayed stating that a compiler needs to be selected and than C::B needs to be restarted. MSVC 64-bit compiler is already selected. Clangd_ciient is no longer represented in settings>editor navigation sidebar either. Nightly 13107 is behaving the same way.
Any ideas as to why trying to invoke clangd_cieent is behaving this way?
Pecan:
--- Quote from: Frank_CB on December 13, 2022, 10:41:38 pm ---Have built a 64-bit version of C::B from SVN r13111 source, but am having troubles invoking the clangd_client plugin. Clangd_client had been added to SVN source sometime prior to r13106 (Thank you, Pecan).
After disabling code_completion in Plugin Manager and enabling clangd_client, a message is displayed stating that a compiler needs to be selected and than C::B needs to be restarted. MSVC 64-bit compiler is already selected. Clangd_ciient is no longer represented in settings>editor navigation sidebar either. Nightly 13107 is behaving the same way.
Any ideas as to why trying to invoke clangd_cieent is behaving this way?
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Are you sure it was asking for a compiler?
If so, what was the actual message?
I suspect it's asking for the location of clangd.exe .
Clangd_client needs the clangd server location which does all the analysis work.
Clangd_client just passes messages back and forth to the language server called "clangd" or "clangd.exe"
See:
https://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/CB_Clangd_Client
for instructions how to install clangd.
jdx:
1. Why do you still use ancient gcc 8.1? On Windows it has rather serious bug which has been fixed in 8.3 - see at the bottom of https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-8/changes.html. For this reason a few years ago I lost some time when I was building Qt.
2. Why are there static libs in the nightly build archives? They seem to be redundant.
ollydbg:
--- Quote from: jdx on December 18, 2022, 07:19:04 am ---1. Why do you still use ancient gcc 8.1? On Windows it has rather serious bug which has been fixed in 8.3 - see at the bottom of https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-8/changes.html. For this reason a few years ago I lost some time when I was building Qt.
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I don't know, maybe killerbot(our dev) thought it was more stable.
For me, I use the latest gcc from msys2(mingw-w64 x86_64).
--- Quote ---2. Why are there static libs in the nightly build archives? They seem to be redundant.
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Do you mean the .a files, I think they are basically not needed.
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