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Developer forums (C::B DEVELOPMENT STRICTLY!) => Development => Topic started by: ngr.hd on August 20, 2011, 09:59:44 pm
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When I left the wizard for creation of application opened and tried to open a .cbp file, the Code::Blocks crashed immediately. To double check I rebuilt the whole program including contrib plugins and wxWidgets-2.8.12. I have also tried this on other computers but the problem remains the same.
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What is your system ?
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I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate x64, 8GB DDR 3, Intel Core i7-880.I have compiled it usin TDM GCC 4.5.2. I have also read the post regarding 'submitting a bug', but I'm unable to find the .rpt file.
The 'Start Here' revision info - svn build 7395 (2011-08-21)gcc 4.5.2 Windows/unicode - 32 bit.
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What exactly do you do ?
If I understand correctly, you ar ecreating a new project, but leave the dialog open.
Now you open a cbp-file (e.g. by double-clicking it in the filemanager), so that it should open in the same instance of C::B, but C::B crashes immediately without generating a *.rpt file (the file should be in the folder where the crashed executable is).
I tried these steps on linux and it works without crash.
I will try to reproduce on windows later.
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@jens That is exactly what I'm doing but there is no *.rpt file generated in the folder.
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I've tried and it crashed on win7+latest debugger nightly
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I just tested on win7 and svn r7357 (trunk) and it did not crash.
I will update to latest trunk and see what happens.
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No crash here with 7404, win7, wx2.8.10, TDM gcc 4.4, 32bit.
Which settings do you have in "Settings -> Environment" related to DDE ?
Edit:
And the usual suspect:
What CC settings do you have ?
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"Allow multiple instances"=off
"Use already running instance"=off
Definitely a CC problem. I've tried with disabled CC and it worked, then I enabled the CC and it crashed.
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You're right. It is surely a CC problem. Even I too tried with your settings mentioned above and it worked without crash.
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"Allow multiple instances"=off
"Use already running instance"=off
Definitely a CC problem. I've tried with disabled CC and it worked, then I enabled the CC and it crashed.
No crash here, rev7419, Windows 7 or Linux Mint 11.