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From: <csc...@gm...> - 2001-04-05 03:19:45
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My DevC++ always compiles every source file if I press ctrl-F9. So it doesn't check if a module is already up to date, but rather passes a list of all source files to GCC. This is very annoying, especially for large projects. Is this a bug or a feature? To the developers: Why not call GCC separately for every source file? This way you could maintain the currently compiled file in the display window. Also what about a CTRL-C abort option? |