(Also, I don't visit here very often, but I'm on IRC #codelite during the UTC+0 day/evening...)
@eranif Which Codelite do I download for macOS high sierra 10.13.6?
hi guys, I recently moved from Code::Blocks to CodeLite, I really love it, has everything I need plus pleasant environment to work in, but I've found 1 thing very inconvenient, when I perform "build clean" on my C++ game, I removes the whole debug folder. The problem is I already have tons of asset files there also the .dll libraries needed to run the .exe. So after clean I need to copy again everything in order to run the build again. Is there a way to prevent this and just clean generated .o files instead?
@UltraALeks the build folder, is called "intermediate folder", you can think of it as a 'tmp' folder. the only workaround for what you described is create another 'runtime' folder copy all your dlls there and add a post build command to your project to copy the executable from the intermediate folder into the new runtime folder.
@eranif Hi, after upgrade from the newest v14 to v15 of CodeLite I lost option of code completion. For example, I have my class, and methods of that class. In v14 after putting dot to object of my class I got list of methods. At now I don't have anything. In settings: image on top of that message
clangd in Language Server Settings are enabled
Hi, I have just started with codelite and wxwidgets. I am having an issue with the generated code when I start a new project for Executable (wxWidgets + XRC Frame). The skeleton code compiles but when it is run it says "cannot load resources from '../gui.xrc'". The file is there and I have not done anything with the project. I am using 3.1.4 build of wxWidgets that I compiled on my machine.
@martynwheeler See my answer at https://forums.wxwidgets.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=48027&p=204202 You need to remove the '../'
XRC v. C++? It's a matter of personal choice. I've used both successfully.
Separating code from design seems cleaner. But I guess it's whatever works...
but nowadays it's so easy to generate C++ projects that it matters little.
dghart @dghart switched from Windows to Linux in 2003 so visual studio is off the menu
Hey whats up, I have a problem that its getting me mad. When the Setup Wizard tells me to chose a font/them all of them look the same and the font is a normal black font, also when I continue and end the configuration CodeLite restarts and the Setup Wizard pops up again, any clue about how to fix it? Thx
https://i.ibb.co/gV72fns/codelite.png there's a screenshoot of what happens
I have installed MinGW on C:\MinGW and added to path C\MinGW\bin
@rraul1 this can happen if for some reason CodeLite is unable to write to this folder... you can tell CodeLite to write a different folder all it's settings by running it like this:
- Open a CMD
- Type:
C:\Program Files\CodeLite\codelite.exe -d \path\to\writable\folder
if the above helps, you can edit the desktop shortcut with this command so you won't have to run it each time from the command line
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone else is using the new Apple Silicon Mac and encountering this problem. I use codelite to code in C and everything works fine except for the Debugger. When I start the debugger it says "LLDB crashed! Terminating debug session." Is there any way to solve the problem?
@n_nsaicharan61_twitter Look at your Project Settings. For a simple executable project it will look something like https://img.vim-cn.com/23/79b430cea2020f17274f70658ec0001cf1b00a.png
You can see that $(outputfile) is defined in the 5th row, as $(IntermediateDirectory)/$(ProjectName)
You know what your Project name is. IntermediateDirectory is probably 'debug' or 'release'.
You can see that $(outputfile) is defined in the 5th row, as $(IntermediateDirectory)/$(ProjectName)
You know what your Project name is. IntermediateDirectory is probably 'debug' or 'release'.
So you can check on your file system to see if there is such a filepath. If so, see if it runs outside CodeLite. If not, try building your project :p
