Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 19:50:18 01/02/03
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Ok, forget KDevelop 3.0, since it's alpha still. I've tried the latest stable version (2.1.4 - RH8 comes with 2.1.3) though and did the following: -created project of type "Terminal/C++" -added a class with "Project->New Class" -added existing class via "Project->Add Existing Files" -made errors on purpose in all files -built the stuff -could click on each error and the correct file appeared But maybe I missed something :) On January 02, 2003 at 21:22:29, Christophe Theron wrote: >Yeah I could use makefiles, but I was looking for something a little bit more >friendly. > >You know, I'm already using several different IDEs, and I really don't want to >learn something complicated. While I agree that Makefile/Editor/gdb is not so user-friendly, it's not complicated at all. You can make one Makefile which compiles all source files it finds in directories and links them to one executable, and you never have to change the Makefile again. Sounds pretty simple to me. [snip] >I was looking for something simple and efficient. OK, I realize how naive I can >be... :) :)) I hope that these things don't stop you from porting Tiger. ;) Sargon
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