nother day.
KR Graham
On 15/4/22 10:57, Antonio wrote:
Hi,
So what's your setup? Windows with a remote Linux build server?
Thanks,
Antonio
El 15/4/22 a las 10:38, Graham Horner escribió:
For me, the only use-case that makes sense. Given it's a bad idea to
build inside a git rep
For me, the only use-case that makes sense. Given it's a bad idea to
build inside a git repo (IIRC gcc actually gives you a warning) the
build artifacts should be only on the remote build server. That means
the Simple setup of the 8.2 plugin is preferred.
I installed clangd-12 and pointed yo
he other options just seemed to be other languages which I
don't need and the netbeans platform.
KR Graham
On 13/4/22 20:18, Antonio wrote:
The fork does support remote building. That's the part of cnd from 8.2
that could be ported. So please keep up the good testing!
Cheers,
Antonio
Understood. I was just hoping someone who is using the old plugin could
give me some pointers. I have got it working pretty well now with 11.2.
It takes 30-40 mins to parse my linux kernel every time I start up NB
which is not ideal and it's still missing some symbols from the
Navigator. But
I'm not using cpplite under 11.2, so I don't have that folder. Can you
point me to a description of the conf files - in the docs?
On 5/4/22 17:34, antonio wrote:
In windows, recursively copy the following folder
C:\Users\[YOUR_USER]\AppData\Roaming\NetBeans\11.X\config\Preferences\org\netbeans
ow.
On 05/04/2022 16:39, Graham Horner wrote:
Hi
I've been using NB 11.2 for some C/C++ projects (Kodi and linux
kernel). For some reason, NB never completes the background scan to
parse all the symbols but does parse some of them. I thought I'd try
NB13 to see if it got better.
Hi
I've been using NB 11.2 for some C/C++ projects (Kodi and linux
kernel). For some reason, NB never completes the background scan to
parse all the symbols but does parse some of them. I thought I'd try
NB13 to see if it got better. It didn't.
First I couldn't open my projects, even afte
