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Title: Problem with Code::Blocks files - debug [Fixed]
Post by: Imbue on November 02, 2008, 01:23:12 am

When I open the Code::Blocks workspace for SFML, the debug configurations don't actually build with debug symbols. Instead I have to go to Project->Build Option and check Produce Debugging Symbols. I had to do that for each project: main, system, graphcis, etc.

Anyway, it's kind of annoying. Can we get this fixed? I can upload the fixed project files if you like.

Thanks!

PS, why not use a system like CMake (http://www.cmake.org/) to build the project files?

Title: Problem with Code::Blocks files - debug [Fixed]
Post by: Laurent on November 02, 2008, 09:48:23 am

It's a shame nobody saw it before (probably because nobody uses the Code::Blocks debugger :D).

I'll do it as soon as possible, thanks for your feedback.

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PS, why not use a system like CMake to build the project files?

It was used at the very beginning, but I dropped it because it's just easier for me and more flexible to maintain a project file for every supported compiler or IDE.

Title: Problem with Code::Blocks files - debug [Fixed]
Post by: Laurent on November 02, 2008, 10:34:39 am

Done ;)

Title: Problem with Code::Blocks files - debug [Fixed]
Post by: Imbue on November 02, 2008, 08:14:36 pm

Great!  :D

Quote from: "Laurent"

probably because nobody uses the Code::Blocks debugger :D

Actually I don't use it either. (Although I do think it's a great IDE, as far as they go.) I just though that was the easiest/only way to compile SFML with MinGW. Your make files seem to be hard coded for Linux/Unix.

If you used CMake, I'd just have it output MinGW make files. Code::Blocks is pretty easy to compile with though, so I'm not complaining.

Thanks.