The 16 december 2006 build will NOT be out.

[killerbot]

commits or no commits : not in the neighborhood ;-)

[cstudent]

Not in the network neighborhood?

[sethjackson]

Not in the network neighborhood?

:lol:

[Angelo]

So the bugs that I noticed are:
--> When opening the CB, you've to wait much longer than in the previous builds (why:>?)
--> Window with the compilers: it always appear, and is no-resizable... (so I don't see every compilers, it should has 20px more. And on the first time that it appears, it should has an attribute "always on top")
--> when opening: "the windows system cannot find a file.... bla bla bla, make sure that filename is right... etc"
--> when closing: some bug with cblayout file.

That's all.

And I've got one question: is there any possibility to turn off making files, such like *.depend, *.layout, etc?

[Hardi]

So the bugs that I noticed are:
--> Window with the compilers: it always appear, and is no-resizable... (so I don't see every compilers, it should has 20px more. And on the first time that it appears, it should has an attribute "always on top")
--> when opening: "the windows system cannot find a file.... bla bla bla, make sure that filename is right... etc"

I have the same bugs in the 15th dec build.

[NeverDream]

I get this error in a dialog box whenever I start Code::Blocks (built from svn on KateOS 3.1):
"Failed to display HTML document in ISO-8859-1 encoding".
The dialog box pops up several times after I close it, but afterward the IDE works normally.

[sethjackson]

Yeah I have the same bugs as you guys. I dunno what happened maybe a look through the recent changes will reveal the answers..........

[David Perfors]

The last change (that is related.. (I think)) was adding the Cygwin compiler... could that be the problem?

[dmoore]

settings -> environment ...
CRASH
(latest SVN on winXP)

anyone else have this or have i just bjorked my settings

[sethjackson]

settings -> environment ...
CRASH
(latest SVN on winXP)

anyone else have this or have i just bjorked my settings

Works for me, but I have other problems that have crept up recently......

[MortenMacFly]

settings -> environment ...
CRASH

Did (all of you) run update(.bat) recently? Resource files have been changed - this can happen! - which have to be updated. Sometimes it is not as simple as a re-compilation to do an update. The update scripts take care to crunch (update) the resources, too. In addition under linux you might have to do a:

Code

make clean-zipfiles
make clean-bin
make clean

in addition. If all that fails use the nightlys.
With regards, Morten.

Edit. Misleading typos.

[dmoore]

thanks Morten. it had slipped my mind.

[killerbot]

The last change (that is related.. (I think)) was adding the Cygwin compiler... could that be the problem?

I feel this is the cause, unfortunately Yiannis doesn't have this. But maybe he doesn't have this because he has installed cygwin ??

[MortenMacFly]

The last change (that is related.. (I think)) was adding the Cygwin compiler... could that be the problem?

I feel this is the cause, unfortunately Yiannis doesn't have this. But maybe he doesn't have this because he has installed cygwin ??

I don't have this problem, too (although I also have the Cygwin compiler installed). Anyway - I don't think it's related to Cygwin. I tried hiding the Cygwin suite (removing all reg entries and renaming the root directory) and it still works properly...!?
With regards, Morten.

Edit: Wait a sec... I removed the config directory (next to hiding Cygwin) and I see the problem here, too... Allow me to take back what I've just said... ;-)

[killerbot]

The last change (that is related.. (I think)) was adding the Cygwin compiler... could that be the problem?

I feel this is the cause, unfortunately Yiannis doesn't have this. But maybe he doesn't have this because he has installed cygwin ??

I don't have this problem, too (although I also have the Cygwin compiler installed). Anyway - I don't think it's related to Cygwin. I tried hiding the Cygwin suite (removing all reg entries and renaming the root directory) and it still works properly...!?
With regards, Morten.

Edit: Wait a sec... I removed the config directory (next to hiding Cygwin) and I see the problem here, too... Allow me to take back what I've just said... ;-)

Martin,
You just have proofed a very important thing. Excellent work. This weekend I was extremely busy and I can't debug on my 64 bit :-( [This is starting to piss me of more and more each day, this afternoon in the car I was kind of loosing faith in the MinGW ;-) ]. Hopefully I am able to debug a bit tomorrow at work.