Greetings,
We're using Dev-C++ here at our university for our intro programming
class. We would like to set the program up to store the code completion
cache in a central location on a lab computer, rather than each
individual user having to generate the code completion cache the first
time they use Dev-C++, and store it in their user profile, adding an
extra >10MB per user to our file server.
I've tried doing this by telling Dev-C++ to use an alternative location
for the cache (first I used "C:\Dev-Cpp", then tried "C:\Documents and
Settings\All Users\Application Data\Dev-Cpp"). When I do this, however,
the program generates an essentially empty cache. If I then run the
program, go to options, and explicitly add the include files to the
cache, it goes ahead and creates the cache in the user directory instead
of putting it where I told it to put the cache when I first ran the program.
Is it possible to generate the cache once and have all users use that
cache rather than individually storing the cache in each person's user
space?
If this is not currently possible, can someone point me to which source
code files I might have to modify to implement this feature?
Thanks,
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Noah Sheppard
Computer Systems Support Engineer
Taylor University CSS Department
nsh...@cs...
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