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rlfrost@aol.com:
Guys/Ladies

I can't for the life of me set up a project for Code::Blocks for c++23.
Before the newest release, I was using Code::Blocks pretty exclusively, but I switched to KDevelop for c++23 support.
Now that Code::Blocks supports c++23, I would like to switch back.
I am using Clang, and creating a project via the built-in wizard, but even the most simple file will not compile.
I I use the default wizard project, compiling complains of no .pcm, and if I generate a .pcm from the command line.. you get the idea...
I am beginning to think that I am just too stupid to pull this off.

Thanks for any advice,

Larry

rundowndrag:
The talk about C++23 features piqued my interest, especially the emphasis on enhancing code readability and performance. Are there any particular examples of this method having a big influence on projects?

killerbot:
my advice: don't use pcm.


I have several projects using C++23 in CB, even C++26.

Miguel Gimenez:
Delayed profile spammer rundowndrag reported to moderator.

stahta01:

--- Quote from: killerbot on April 22, 2026, 10:24:32 pm ---my advice: don't use pcm.


I have several projects using C++23 in CB, even C++26.

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--- Quote ---PCM as in Precompiled Modules in C++26 (the upcoming C++ standard)

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