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#include <stdio.h>
int main(){
printf("a");
return 0;}when I tried to compile single file, does not matter through menu, tree or hot key, C::B tries to run library instead of compile it.Code::Blocks usually outputs the command-line of every binary called while building in the build log. Why don't you post it, as I have done? This would give us the chance to figure out what really happened instead of wondering about your assumptions.
std::move causes crash only if the move constructors are not proper. If the class contains pointers, move constructor should handle the pointers in logically correct way. For eg. if the class has a pointer which is deleted in the destructor if not null, then the move constructor should make the pointer of the moved from object to null.
Is there any way to convert this patch so that it does not use std::move. My experience with std::move has been one crash after another.
For the time being, until I can figure out why my coding with std::move causes crashes, I do not want to apply any code containing it.
Secondly. Is this code introducing locks which can halt the main GUI thread?It shouldn't as the mutex is to protect the map operations, and they are pretty quick.
Where are the links for the Linux version of the Code::Blocks nightly builds?
Patch with support for "Apply fix" as well.