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The 18 February 2008 build (4893) is out.
thomas:
Sorry, I still can't reproduce. My revision is 4887, but there have been no changes between these two revisions, other than include fixes and deleting old files. I couldn't imagine where that quote should come from either, as they are only added in pairs (and only when needed - test.cpp does not need).
This may be a stupid question, but I'm trying to rule out... your filename doesn't happen to contain a quote character? :)
To make sure I understood right what you are doing, this is what I did to reproduce:
bttr:
I already double checked the file name. It doesn't contain quotes. Did you ever try that? 8) Windows 2000 doesn't allow this.
I'm using exactly the same command line macro like you. Now I tried previous build 4872, but get the same problem.
Maybe it's related to my Windows 2000 Pro (SP4 + latest updates)?
Jenna:
--- Quote from: bttr on February 27, 2008, 11:39:19 am ---I already double checked the file name. It doesn't contain quotes. Did you ever try that? 8) Windows 2000 doesn't allow this.
I'm using exactly the same command line macro like you. Now I tried previous build 4872, but get the same problem.
Maybe it's related to my Windows 2000 Pro (SP4 + latest updates)?
--- End quote ---
I just tested it on my W2K-Box with SP4 and latest updates.
It works fine, but I have to put $file_dir\ in front of $file_name to make it compile, because the sourcefile I used does not belong to any project.
red eagle:
Problem with rev4893 when using gdb and displaying a Disassembly of my code.
In rev4893 the disassembly window appears, but the eip position cursor is not shown, and the code starts at the beginning of the function, not at the set breakpoint / eip position.
I am using Windows XP SP2, gcc3.45, gdb 6.3. There are no spaces or quote in the filename/path.
I have reverted back to rev4875 and all is ok. I've not seen this problem in earlier versions.
RED
bttr:
--- Quote from: jens on February 27, 2008, 11:56:44 am ---I just tested it on my W2K-Box with SP4 and latest updates.
It works fine, but I have to put $file_dir\ in front of $file_name to make it compile, because the sourcefile I used does not belong to any project.
--- End quote ---
I wiped all codeblocks settings from my HDD and tried again. Same problem. With $file_dir\ I get the following strange shot.
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