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MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: safwen on November 20, 2008, 01:03:46 pm ---Is it possible at least to find the libray that contains that function, type...?

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You can use the symbol table plugin for that purpose.
It uses the command line tool "nm" (ships with MinGW/GCC) to either:
- search a given directory with 1..n libs for a symbol,
or:
- search for a specific symbol in a single library/object file...

safwen:
Thanks !

But how to install that plugin and how to install a new plugin in general ?

Thanks

safwen:
Hi,

Does someone know how to install an additional cb plugin, because I can't find any reference on that topic? did I searched well?

Thanks

Jenna:

--- Quote from: safwen on November 20, 2008, 02:06:22 pm ---Hi,

Does someone know how to install an additional cb plugin, because I can't find any reference on that topic? did I searched well?

Thanks

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If you are on windows, you can either use a recent nightly build, or reinstall the C::B 8.02 release and chose to install contrib-plugins.

On linux the contrib-plugins are in packages called something like  "codeblocks-contrib" .

To start the plugin click on "Plugins -> Symbol Table Plugin" .

Ed997:
11-10 am  12-25-08

   Hi I just installed 8.02, including core pluggins and all contrib pluggins.

Though Plugins/Manage Plugins shows that the "Symbol Table Plugin" is enabled, it does not show up in Settings/Environment.
This is causing me problems in debug mode.

What am I doing wrong. How do I get to the Options tab of the Symbol Table Plugin?

Thanks, Ed

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