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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: rohith on July 22, 2008, 03:20:07 am

Title: How to compile a file which is part of a project (C++)???
Post by: rohith on July 22, 2008, 03:20:07 am

Hi everyone.

I am unable to compile a file which is a part of a project. When I tried to I received the following message-

"Nothing to be done".
         
Can someone help me out.
                 
                  Any help would be highly appreciated.

Title: Re: How to compile a file which is part of a project (C++)???
Post by: frithjofh on July 26, 2008, 02:44:27 pm

hi,

I not a guru of programming, but perhaps I can help you. The effect you tell happens as far as my experience is concerned either when you try to compile a *.cpp file which did not suffer any changes since the last time or when you try to compile a header file with or without changes made. In the latter case it only saves the changes and does nothing more. You will have to try to compile the corresponding source file (*.cpp) in order to compile the header in.

Assuming you are using the keys alt+F9 to compile a single file, I hope I could help you in any way.

Greetings

nausea

Title: Re: How to compile a file which is part of a project (C++)???
Post by: frithjofh on July 26, 2008, 08:10:23 pm

ah, sorry, the right key combination is Ctrl+Shift+F9 of course, sorry for the error, the finger know, the mind doesn't.

and the reason for the behavior of codeblocks: in a header file there normally is no source code, only declarations and similar, these do not compile but serve the compiler and linker to get his work done and to do some checking of types and so ...

Ciau

Title: Re: How to compile a file which is part of a project (C++)???
Post by: rohith on July 27, 2008, 03:41:58 am

Thanks for ur help.

Regards.
Rohith