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Problems making CB for OSX from wiki instructions
bnilsson:
I built CB with the adviced patches,
./configure --enable-contrib --prefix=$HOME
make
make install
I bundled using the shell script and moving all installation to Contents, nothing except icon in Resources.
CB crashed at startup.
I removed all plugins from share/codeblocks and CB started but complained about plugins failed to load.
I moved plugins back one by one, and found that the any of these plugins made CB crash:
codecompletion.zip
scriptedwizard.zip
todo.zip
wxsmith.zip
However, I did not need to do any manual zipping of manifests, so this seems to work.
One observation was that it complains about "not found" in two passes, first pass on libcodecompletion.zip, second pass on libprofiler.zip, libscriptedwizard.zip, libtodo.zip, libwxsmith.zip.
profiler.zip was actually missing from the set.
afb:
--- Quote from: bnilsson on September 25, 2006, 10:18:38 pm ---profiler.zip was actually missing from the set.
--- End quote ---
src/plugins/contrib/profiler builds its resources as CBProfiler.zip, not profiler.zip
I believe it (CBProfiler) is also the name of the plugin, from the manifest.xml file.
--- Code: ---lib_LTLIBRARIES = libprofiler.la
pkgdata_DATA = CBProfiler.zip
--- End code ---
Exception to prove the rule, I suppose...
bnilsson:
CBProfiler.zip was there alright, but it was apparently missed by the loader.
If I manually create profiler.zip from its manifest and put it in share/codeblocks, I do not get the load fail on libprofiler.zip.
I also found that the keybinder.zip plugin makes CB crash at quit.
bnilsson:
Would it be of any interest if I posted some (parts of) crash reports?
The report shows rather clearly the chain of events and where the crash occurs.
Or maybe some of you already have reproduced the crashes?
takeshimiya:
afb: could you release a new universal .dmg? I'm getting in the C::B Debug pane lots of "Start here link not found" all the time. Also I can't compile even the most basic program with C::B, it seems to hang while launching gcc.
Also, I've tried to use your macport from the wiki, unfortunately it fails when applying the patches, seems they're outdated (or already applied?).
My platform is MacOS X 10.4.6 Intel (dual core), and I have the Xcode dev. tools 2.4 installed, plus all C::B dependencies installed from straight MacPorts (wxWidgets, etc).
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