Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/06/22/15:27:09
sparhawk AT eunet DOT at (Gerhard Gruber) wrote:
> I just noticed a bug in RHIDE 1.4.
Isn't a bug.
> I opened a project with thre sourcefiles and loaded them into the IDE and
> compiled them. All went fine. I had one dosbox opened with rhide containing my
> project and antother dosbox for testing (so I don't have to exit RHIDE because
> I tried something). After compiling the project I deleted the object files in
> the dosbox and pressed F9 in RHIDE to compile again. It only said "search.exe
> is up to date" and didn't compile the sources. Then I deleted search.exe also
> and the same happend. When I exited RHIDE and reloaded it, then pressed F9 it
> compiled ok again.
>
> Shouldn't RHIDE check the dependencies before telling me that everything is
> ok?
No. RHIDE uses a time stamp cache to avoid looking at the disk all the time.
Even with the cache that's slow on huge projects.
If you don't like the cache just disable it:
Options|Enviroment|Preferences|No file caching
We can be as paranoic to suppose that some gobling is deleting our .o files all
the time ;-)
> Also RHIDE doesn't move the breakpoints along if you insert a new line before
> a breakpoint.
Yes, I implemented it in my editor (the one inside RHIDE) one year ago (or even
more) for some misterious reason Robert never used it in RHIDE. If you want to
beta test this feature download my standalone editor (from v2apps) and then
call a make file or make a grep search from the editor (Tool&Ops menu), the
editor will collect the lines reported by gcc or grep, modify the text and
select the lines from the message window. If all works ok you'll jump to the
right line (modifications computed).
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