Problem when opening the codeblocks workspace

[jmccay]

I am using Code::Blocks 3803 on windows

   I just updated the code::block code from svn to revision: 4600.  When I open the code:block workspace, I get a script error:
SquirrelFunction<> call failed
AN ERROR HAS OCCURED [the index 'GetCompilerVersionString' does not exist]

(occured is also a type.  It should be occurred.)

I only get the error when I open the Code::Blocks workspace (codeblocks.cbp).  Any ideas why this is happening?  I checked the report file, and it didn't have anything related to this error.
jmccay

[stahta01]

I suggest downloading a newer version of Code::Blocks Nightly, closer to the version you are trying to compile of SVN 4600. The GetCompilerVersionString was added around the SVN 4421 (4405 does not have it).

Edit: It is being used in file cbgcc420.script. So, if you want you can edit that script file. Patch below should disable check.

Code

Index: src/cbgcc420.script
===================================================================
--- src/cbgcc420.script	(revision 4600)
+++ src/cbgcc420.script	(working copy)
@@ -9,10 +9,10 @@
 			local CF = GetCompilerFactory();
 			if(!IsNull(CF))
 			{
-				local Version = CF.GetCompilerVersionString(CompilerId);
+//				local Version = CF.GetCompilerVersionString(CompilerId);
 //				LogDebug(Version);
 				// check how this string looks like and compare with 4.2.0
-				local bDoIt = (Version >= _T("4.2.0"));
+				local bDoIt = 0; // (Version >= _T("4.2.0"));
 				if(bDoIt)
 				{
 					base.AddCompilerOption(_T("-Wno-attributes"));

Tim S

Tested existence of GetCompilerVersionString using below info.

Then I started C::B and checking the version string by running the following script at script console.

Code

ShowInfo(GetCompilerFactory().GetCompilerVersionString(_T("gcc")));

And it returns 4.2.1 and in my case a wx project works well with 3.4.x or 4.2.x compilers.

[jmccay]

I updated to 4596, and it worked.  I thought it might fix it, but I didn't want to go on any wild goose chases.  Thank you.