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Started by thierry, September 30, 2004, 12:10:52 PM

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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
/Pelle

AlexN

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

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

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
/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

Pelle

I already have SysDefs.tag, which is filled during the first build (only once). Depending on how much you install, it's currently ~30 MB. Adding more information, like names of include files, will not make it smaller. I will think about it for the next version...

Pelle
/Pelle