Thanks for the quick feedback! I just installed a fresh copy of CB on a machine at home, to put together a sample project (with the same project files I have on my work machine) and it actually seems to work correctly! Tomorrow I'll try again on my work machine and try to find what's different; seems more like a config issue now. Some time ago I remember I had to cleanup the config files because the flag pane was completely empty; don't know it this can be related, I'll make some tests.
Thanks for the quick feedback! I just installed a fresh copy of CB on a machine at home, to put together a sample project (with the same project files I have on my work machine) and it actually seems to work correctly! Tomorrow I'll try again on my work machine and try to find what's different; seems more like a config issue now. Some time ago I remember I had to cleanup the config files because the files pane was completely empty; don't know it this can be related, I'll make some tests.
I just installed a fresh copy of CB on a machine at home, to put together a sample project (with the same project files I have on my work machine) and it actually seems to work correctly! Tomorrow I'll try again on my work machine and try to find what's different; seems more like a config issue now. Some time ago I remember I had to cleanup the config files because the files pane was completely empty; don't know it this can be related, I'll make some tests.
But then it also raises another question: the "Use project options only" option naming in "Policies" is deceptive...
This might suit me - it doesn't change the issue though, which is that project options are not applied. But then it also raises another question: the "Use project options only" option naming in "Policies" is deceptive (or plain wrong)...
I think I have the same problem. A very simple test program (main.cpp plus a testClass.cpp and .h) has some compiler options set (e.g. -g and -m32); in [project]/Properties/Project's build options.../Compiler settings (for both Debug/Release targets); option "Policy" is "Use project options only" (for both compiler and linker). However, when compiling, these settings are completely ignored and the general compiler settings are used regardless: -------------- Build: Debug in testAssign-MinGW32 (compiler:...
I ran into this malfunction with version 5.7.1, both portable and installable, both...