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vso:
I downloaded c::b only yesterday or thhe day before yesterday from http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads.shtml
from

--- Quote ---Code::Blocks IDE, with MINGW compiler
Filesize: 13,597,181 Bytes | Version: 1.0rc2
MD5 Hash: 7638bdd4fd087b3168be4f0f968d1f3c

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What is svn? Writed:


--- Quote ---BUG ALERT!!!

A bug has just been discovered in 1.0RC2 regarding the SVN plugin.
If you don't have the SVN versioning system installed on your machine, DO NOT install the SVN plugin, or Code::Blocks may crash.

If you already installed the plugin by accident, please delete svn.dll from the "share\codeblocks\plugins" subdirectory.

We are sorry for the inconvenience.

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vso:
PS:  Before that I installed c::b with svn and when I saw the critical error about svn. Then Ireinstalled c::b without svn, and then I didnt see some errors.

TDragon:

--- Quote from: vso on February 15, 2007, 04:42:50 pm ---What is svn?

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"svn" is short for "Subversion", the source control system that the C::B developers use to facilitate cooperative development and track source history. As mentioned in your quote from the download page, there was a plugin for C::B that would make some SVN functionality directly available in C::B. The plugin has since been discontinued, but Subversion remains the storage method for the C::B source. When someone wants to build a recent, "cutting-edge" version of C::B, they use the SVN "checkout" command to download the latest version of the C::B sources from the SVN "trunk" directory, sometimes referred to as "HEAD" (a holdover from a different source control system called CVS), or just plain "svn". killerbot's nightly builds are made this way, and are the recommended way of obtaining a compiled version of Code::Blocks.

dumarjo:

--- Quote from: TDragon on February 15, 2007, 04:21:21 pm ---
--- Quote from: dumarjo on February 15, 2007, 04:14:04 pm ---struct t test;

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As far as I know, the code completion parser doesn't currently recognize C-style struct declarations.

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that explain this issue

dumarjo

vso:
So what can I do? I thought that I found the best, ideal dev env.....

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