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Using Code::Blocks / Re: c++ editor

« Last post by rlfrost@aol.com on March 05, 2025, 05:17:05 pm »

I am so grateful.  Thanks for your response.

Larry

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Help / Re: Problem writing in forum

« Last post by gtafan on March 05, 2025, 03:05:09 pm »

Might be a too long issue; but that has never been reported as a problem.

Tim S.

So have nobody else ever had such problem?

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Using Code::Blocks / Re: c++ editor

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on March 05, 2025, 11:51:40 am »

Go to Settings-- Editor -> Source formatter, select the "Padding" tab and check "Insert space padding around operators".

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Using Code::Blocks / c++ editor

« Last post by rlfrost@aol.com on March 05, 2025, 06:14:56 am »

Hello to the forum.

I am new to code::blocks, but I like the layout quite a lot.  I do have a question about code formatting.  When I use AStyle for formatting, the resulting code looks very nice.
I do wonder, however, if there is a formatting trick to put a space between cin and cout and the associated redirection characters.  I am sloppy with typing, and often omit the space.

Thanks for replies.

Larry

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Help / Re: Stripping debug info from output tree

« Last post by wtfisgoingoff on March 05, 2025, 02:04:55 am »

Open a command window. And type below what does it return?

Code

where strip

If it fails to find strip then the problem is what I said it was; then, you can learn how to use windows on a windows support site or use google.

SET PATH command is not that hard it should be easy to find info on it.
If you do not know where you installed your compiler; I do not know the answer; you can check the CB toolchain setting and you need to add "bin" to that value.

Tim S.

strip is in PATH.Since no one's mentioned this problem and the relevant files in official Windows nightly build stripped.  So this update.bat must be working,right?
Thanks a lot. I will keep those for %%f in ("%CB_OUTPUT_DIR%*.exe") do strip "%%f"  for now.

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Help / Re: Problem writing in forum

« Last post by stahta01 on March 04, 2025, 10:55:18 pm »

Might be a too long issue; but that has never been reported as a problem.

Tim S.

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Help / Re: Stripping debug info from output tree

« Last post by stahta01 on March 04, 2025, 09:06:21 pm »

Open a command window. And type below what does it return?

Code

where strip

If it fails to find strip then the problem is what I said it was; then, you can learn how to use windows on a windows support site or use google.

SET PATH command is not that hard it should be easy to find info on it.
If you do not know where you installed your compiler; I do not know the answer; you can check the CB toolchain setting and you need to add "bin" to that value.

Tim S.

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Help / Re: Problem writing in forum

« Last post by gtafan on March 04, 2025, 02:59:41 pm »

I did not say you used them, it was just an example of unexpected non-ASCII characters. Bisect your original message until you find the offending character.

Strange, I was able to save my text without problems to an ASCII file, but here it is still problematic.

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Announcements / Re: successor of 20.03 available?

« Last post by gtafan on March 04, 2025, 02:55:48 pm »

Looks like 25.03 is on the way.

It will be exactly 5 years since the last version then.

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Help / Re: Stripping debug info from output tree

« Last post by wtfisgoingoff on March 04, 2025, 12:42:25 pm »

strip is likely part of the GCC compiler tool chain.
You likely need to add the path to that to the path of the command window you are using.

Edit: The above assumes not using MSys2

Tim S.

Can you be more specific about this "add the path to that to the path of the command window you are using" .Thx