Code::Blocks structure

[RShadow]

I'm hoping that somebody can get me up to speed on the logic behind the directory structure of Code::Blocks.  Is there a reason/purpose behind the sdk/ and src/ directories?

[David Perfors]

Yes there is, the src directory is the "normal" source of codeblocks. and the sdk is the shared code which also could be used for making plugins.

[mandrav]

src/ contains the application code. The main window, environment settings and what binds C::B together.
sdk/ contains the core classes that do all the work. It is used by the main app and the plugins.

Yiannis.

[RShadow]

src/ contains the application code. The main window, environment settings and what binds C::B together.
sdk/ contains the core classes that do all the work. It is used by the main app and the plugins.

Yiannis.

Ok.. Makes sense.  The only other question I have is about the plugins directory. There is a directory called compilergcc .. but this seems to have the code for all the compiler plugins.

Thanks.

[Profic]

Ok.. Makes sense.  The only other question I have is about the plugins directory. There is a directory called compilergcc .. but this seems to have the code for all the compiler plugins.

In the begining there was command line... err... This pluging firstly was intended to gcc only, but was in such a way than can support much more compilers

[David Perfors]

This could probably be changed sometime

[mandrav]

Yes the compiler toolchain framework is going to be changed post-1.0.
There will be an open discussion about it. I have some ideas which I 'll post and start a discussion from there to perfect its design.

Yiannis.