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Marenz:
Hey there,

I am using debian lenny, on amd64, i compiled codeblocks myself.
in this and previous revision, i had/have this problem:

I have a project (about 100 files), and evertime i do a change in any file, it keeps compiling the whole project new, as if i clicked the rebuild-all button :(

--Ano

starofrainnight:

--- Quote from: Suprano on October 12, 2007, 12:55:26 pm ---Hey there,

I am using debian lenny, on amd64, i compiled codeblocks myself.
in this and previous revision, i had/have this problem:

I have a project (about 100 files), and evertime i do a change in any file, it keeps compiling the whole project new, as if i clicked the rebuild-all button :(

--Ano

--- End quote ---

I have had the same problem not long ago, i don't know if these information could help:

environment: winxp sp2, mingw, gcc4.2.1-dw

when the problem happen, i try to recompile codeblocks with "no optimize release" mode, install it. Then clear your project, delete *.gch, rebuild the project. then, it works.

I don't know what happening, just guess the problem belongs to gcc4 ~~ :P

surfinbird:
The AutoIndent and/or SmartIndent behaves not as expected when using a code style similar like this:

namespace x
....{
....void func( void )
........{
........if ( test )
............{
............// action
............}
........}
....}

I have checked the "Indent brackets" option in the Source formatter and would expect it to make the difference, but
the AutoIndent and/or SmartIndent generates this:

namespace x
{
....void func( void )
....{
........if ( test )
........{
............// action
........}
....}
}

Is this because the bracket rule doesn't influence a brace, and hence a brace indent option would be needed to make the auto indent working?

pasgui:
Build for Ubuntu i386/amd64 can be found here

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