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skirby:
Hello,
I submitted a bug about C::B and ResEd (a wonderful Ressource Editor)
https://developer.berlios.de/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=6625&group_id=5358
I have discussed the problem with the author of ResEd.
He made a new version which correct the crash of Code::Blocks
For information, RedEd did not return exit code to 1.
It seems that Code::Blocks need that information.
Is somebody can close that bug?
Thanks and have a nice day.
Trikko:
About openwatcom... it seems that to build an app without console you need to add:
-"system nt_win"
as linker param.... I found it on wxWidgets minimal makefile, but i can't find out anything else about this param...
I think it should be setted automagically when you select the right type of project... (only on NT/2000/XP?)
Michael:
Hello,
I have found this manual here. At page 4 you can find "Open Watcom Compile and Link Options Summary". Anyway, the manual is a bit old :roll:.
Best wishes,
Michael
Trikko:
Another problem. Now i save my multicompiler project as template on shared/template ecc...
When i create a new project using this template, selected compiler for each target is wrong.
I'll try to explain better.
I created a project with 4 target:
-Release DMars <- Selected compiler in build option "Digital Mars" (for this target)
-Release Mingw <- Selected compiler in build option "Gnu gcc..." (for this target)
-Release VC++ <- Selected compiler in build option "VC++" (for this target)
-Release OpenWatcom <- Selected compiler in build option "Open watcom" (for this target)
That's work correctly. The compiler selected for project is digital mars. When i save and load project all works as expected. But when i save as template if i create a new project all target has "Digital Mars" as selected compiler... (why don't you add "none" to compiler lists?)
sethjackson:
--- Quote from: skirby on March 08, 2006, 11:27:07 am ---Hello,
I submitted a bug about C::B and ResEd (a wonderful Ressource Editor)
https://developer.berlios.de/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=6625&group_id=5358
I have discussed the problem with the author of ResEd.
He made a new version which correct the crash of Code::Blocks
For information, RedEd did not return exit code to 1.
It seems that Code::Blocks need that information.
Is somebody can close that bug?
Thanks and have a nice day.
--- End quote ---
Yes. A project admin, or the submitter of a bug (you) can close a bug :D
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