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thierry:
Hi Pelle,

I thank you for the hard work you have done.

May i suggest this: since you're able to display the code tips when using a standard function, why not propose to add the relevant include files?

For example, i use printf, but don't put the #include <STDIO.H>.

You could propose the developper if he wants PellesC to add the necessary include files (if PellesC knows it of course)

Thanks
Thierry

Pelle:
Interesting idea! It should be possible, but I have to think about it.

Pelle

AlexN:

--- Quote from: "Pelle" ---Interesting idea! It should be possible, but I have to think about it.

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If you do this, can you add the necessary standard-libraries to the project.  :)

Pelle:
I guess this is for the Windows libraries (the C runtime should already be handled). The problem is that I don't have this information - the name of the include isn't always the same as the library (I only know the name of the include file).

You could add the following under Project Options -> Linker tab -> Library and object files (assuming Pelles C is installed in \program\pellesc):
\program\pellesc\lib\win\*.LIB

(You need to specify the full path - it's not enough with *.lib)

It might take a little longer to link, but you don't have to figure out the name of each Windows library.

Pelle

Gerome:
Hi,

Here is a proposal :
As far as you seem to use SQLITE in each project made via Poide, you could make a 'big' database just once at install time, in order to be able to propose many interesting informations at coding time... ?


--- Quote from: "Pelle" ---I guess this is for the Windows libraries (the C runtime should already be handled). The problem is that I don't have this information - the name of the include isn't always the same as the library (I only know the name of the include file).

You could add the following under Project Options -> Linker tab -> Library and object files (assuming Pelles C is installed in \program\pellesc):
\program\pellesc\lib\win\*.LIB

(You need to specify the full path - it's not enough with *.lib)

It might take a little longer to link, but you don't have to figure out the name of each Windows library.

Pelle
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