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HighCommander4:
Hello everyone,

I'm considering switching to Code::Blocks as my IDE, and I was wondering whether it has the following features:

1) Checking for compiler errors on the fly, i.e. underlying any errors I make in red right after I type it (not sure what the proper term for this is).*
2) Support for Subversion, i.e. committing files to the repository from within Code::Blocks.

Thanks in advance for the info.

* a quick Google search told me that NetBeans calls this feature "live parsing", and Visual Studio calls this feature "incremental compilation" - I hope you get the point

HighCommander4:
I downloaded Code::Blocks and don't see either of these features... does Code::Blocks not have them, or do I just not know how to activate them? Are there perhaps plugins that do these things?

mariocup:
Hi,

for windows there is already an unofficial SVN plugin for Code::Blocks that works well.

http://tools.assembla.com/svn/CBTortoiseSVN/CBTortoiseSVN/trunk

Bye,

Mario

thomas:
Your other request is unlikely to be implemented any time soon, if ever. It's a feature that requires specific support from the compiler, and most compilers at this time do not offer such support, while the ones that do support it do not have a standard interface, nor document it in any way.

HighCommander4:

--- Quote from: thomas on November 10, 2008, 10:02:09 am ---Your other request is unlikely to be implemented any time soon, if ever. It's a feature that requires specific support from the compiler, and most compilers at this time do not offer such support, while the ones that do support it do not have a standard interface, nor document it in any way.

--- End quote ---

That's unfortunate. Does anyone know of a multi-platform, open-source IDE that does support this? The only one I know of is Visual Studio, which fails on both accounts (and NetBeans turns out to only do it for Java, not C++).

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