On Mon, 19 Jun 2017, alexchernoff wrote:
> Okay,
>
> so if i run gbc3 on the project before gba3, it should compile it and then
> archive it, right?
>
> peace!
>
Yes:
gbc3 is the compiler, it compiles your source code into object files
(stored inside the hidden .gambas/ directory in
Okay,
so if i run gbc3 on the project before gba3, it should compile it and then
archive it, right?
peace!
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Le 19/06/2017 à 13:00, alexchernoff a écrit :
sorry, I meant I compile using gba3. Or does it also not account for changes?
thanks!
Yes, I understood you meant gba3. And gba3 is not a compiler, it's an
archiver. It does not take your changes into account.
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sorry, I meant I compile using gba3. Or does it also not account for changes?
thanks!
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Le 19/06/2017 à 12:54, alexchernoff a écrit :
Dear all,
I come in peace. I have some shell scripts to batch compile a bunch of
Gambas 3 projects. Sometimes I notice the gbr3 builds an executable, but it
it does NOT include some latest and saved changes...
I have to open the project and run it i
Dear all,
I come in peace. I have some shell scripts to batch compile a bunch of
Gambas 3 projects. Sometimes I notice the gbr3 builds an executable, but it
it does NOT include some latest and saved changes...
I have to open the project and run it in the IDE, close IDE, and gbr3 it
again for it t
