NB 26
Win 11-64
clangd 16.0.2
I'm developing in C++ using NB as an editing platform. What I am seeing
is that clangd/NB? recognizes '}' in comments. This interferes with the
display of blocks of code (click on '(' or ')' and the containing block
is displa
On 4/30/25 11:59, Simon IJskes - QCG wrote:
On 4/24/25 16:39, Bradley Willcott wrote:
If so, then it appears that the original source code includes Oracle
proprietary code. Therefore, it will require Oracle
to either release this code, or for them to update the whole C/C++
add-on.
I doubt
On 4/24/25 16:39, Bradley Willcott wrote:
If so, then it appears that the original source code includes Oracle
proprietary code. Therefore, it will require Oracle
to either release this code, or for them to update the whole C/C++ add-on.
I doubt either scenario is likely.
However, for the
Oracle
proprietary code. Therefore, it will require Oracle
to either release this code, or for them to update the whole C/C++ add-on.
I doubt either scenario is likely.
However, for the most part, I currently don't see a problem with using
NB v21, though it would be nice
to see the C/++ add-
Hello,
I also prefer this classic plugin for C/C++ development.
Can anyone estimate how much work it will be to make it working under current
NetBeans version?
Franta
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tched to Eclipse.
Let's look at NB 8.2. It no longer used. I suspect that the reasons are
that the languages (Java, C/C++) have evolved beyond NB 8.2's ability to
handle them, and NB has itself evolved to make it more usable to its
audience. But note, NB 8.2 (well as later NB'
Check out my Gist link.
You will need NB v21. Therefore, you will have */two/* versions
installed. One for C/C++, and one for Java.
On 6/4/25 00:55, slipbits wrote:
One note, I have NB 25, and in NB 25 there is no "Netbeans 8.2 Plugin
Portal". There is an C/C++ plugin. That could b
Thank you.
One note, I have NB 25, and in NB 25 there is no "Netbeans 8.2 Plugin
Portal". There is an C/C++ plugin. That could be why when I select a new
C/C++ project all I get is: "Lightweight C/C++ Project". And the rest of
your description, then, does not apply.
W
Hi there.
I have been doing some investigating into this issue: "A lack of C/C++
support in Netbeans".
As the process includes a lot of screenshots, I have created a GitHub Gist:
https://gist.github.com/bewillcott/ddb8a4d6d08b4d9070daa1bc4399f7e6.
I hope this comes though prope
of the shared
> libraries, C:/cygwin64/lib/gcc/x86_64-pc-cygwin/12/.
>
> The build command I use is:
>
> C:\cygwin64\bin\g++.exe -c *.cpp
>
> And when I use cygpath -u 'C:\cygwin64\bin\g++.exe' becomes
> /usr/bin/g++.exe -c *.cpp, and /usr/bin/g++.exe exists.
>
I have tried to build using cygwin in a Win11 environment.
The Win PATH variables contains the path to the location of the shared
libraries, C:/cygwin64/lib/gcc/x86_64-pc-cygwin/12/.
The build command I use is:
C:\cygwin64\bin\g++.exe -c *.cpp
And when I use cygpath -u 'C:\cyg
#x27; will effectively do GCC -c x.c, if x.c is
in the current working directory.
met vriendelijke groet
Pieter van den Hombergh
Op ma 24 mrt 2025, 22:39 schreef slipbits :
> By Jove, I believe you have it!!!
>
> I ran the test case under cygwin with LIB_PATH set. The compile was
> su
r larger projects, with hundreds or thousands of files,
this could be a stumbling block.
I suspect that a compile of a single file.cpp would involve passing the
knowledge of which file to compile to the compile property, perhaps
something that allows g++ -c $i to make sense, where $i is the fi
enerated object
file into the same directory as the header and source files. Was that your intent?
One issue that I have is that I want to put the generated object files in another
directory. In order to do that, I have to pass the file name to one of the g++
parameters (g++ -c -o obj/) and there a
s the
generated object file into the same directory as the header and source
files. Was that your intent? One issue that I have is that I want to put
the generated object files in another directory. In order to do that, I
have to pass the file name to one of the g++ parameters (g++ -c -o
obj/) and ther
b slipbits:
Hi Ulf;
Way back in the bottom of this email, I asked about C/C++ support. Some answers
followed.
I work in a Windows environment and have cygwin (a Windows Linux) with mingw
and gcc.
There is no documentation of what is required for entries in "Compile Command", "
Hi Ulf;
Way back in the bottom of this email, I asked about C/C++ support. Some
answers followed.
I work in a Windows environment and have cygwin (a Windows Linux) with
mingw and gcc.
There is no documentation of what is required for entries in "Compile
Command", "Build&qu
Hi Brad,
it seems you have good luck with it.
I have set up a small C project with NB 24 on Ubuntu to build a library.
Package ccls is installed. Must i be somehow registered in NB?
The build command is:
cc -s -ggdb -shared -fPIC media.c -o libmedia.so
When I set a breakpoint at some line and
[1] I am using the C/C++ plugin.
[2] NB 23 on Win11, NB 24 on Win10
[3] In NB I use backslash '\' as a delimiter, and : for paths. I
didn't know that there was an option to use anything but the NB supplied
shell inside NB.
Outside of NB I use cygwin bash.
In "Clean:&q
I’m a little rusty so take with a grain of salt…
(1) Are using the C/C++ plugin?
(2) What version of Netbeans are you using?
(3) What shell are you using (I.e., Command prompt [DOS], Powershell, or
[Cygwin] bash shell)?
If I remember correctly, command prompt and power shell uses “\”, while
bash
Windows environment. No surprise there either.
The issue is that my compilers (gcc/g++) are in the cygwin environment.
These are the issues I have in setting up my execution time environment
(projects -> test -> Properties):
[1] In Editor: I'm not sure what to insert. I tried\cla
Hi there.
The mail digest cut the top few lines from my previous response:
==
There is a plug-in: CPPLite Kit.
I am using NB23.
This kit needs either: ccls, or clangd.
I'm running on Linux and using ccls.
Regards,
Brad.
==
---
, 23:31 schreef Eric Bresie :
> As I recall, the original Netbeans 8.x C/C++ (cnd) plugin support was
> never donated so attempts were made to try to reimplement some as it a
> Cpplite flavors and replace / refactor where possible. Some of this
> involved replacing proprietary f
As I recall, the original Netbeans 8.x C/C++ (cnd) plugin support was never
donated so attempts were made to try to reimplement some as it a Cpplite
flavors and replace / refactor where possible. Some of this involved
replacing proprietary functionality.
Below is some details but might be better
x27;s friend.
On Sun, 24 Nov 2024 at 09:45, Stroud Custer wrote:
> Try C Lion, jetbrains IDE. Ive used their PyCharm for Python and like it
> a lot.
>
> On Sat, Nov 23, 2024, 5:13 PM Arbol One wrote:
>
>> It is futile to try using Netbeans as an IDE for C/C++. Just saying.
12 and the upgrade failed
miserably. The C/C++ issue was one of the impediments.
73,
Ron / W4MMP
On 11/8/2024 11:41, slipbits wrote:
Is C/C++ still supported? I've been trying to use Netbeans as my C/C++
IDE and have so far been unsuccessful. I have used it for Java with no
issues, but I ca
Try C Lion, jetbrains IDE. Ive used their PyCharm for Python and like it a
lot.
On Sat, Nov 23, 2024, 5:13 PM Arbol One wrote:
> It is futile to try using Netbeans as an IDE for C/C++. Just saying.
> On 2024-11-08 11:41 a.m., slipbits wrote:
>
> Is C/C++ still supported? I'
It is futile to try using Netbeans as an IDE for C/C++. Just saying.
On 2024-11-08 11:41 a.m., slipbits wrote:
Is C/C++ still supported? I've been trying to use Netbeans as my C/C++
IDE and have so far been unsuccessful. I have used it for Java with no
issues, but I can't seem to ge
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> --
> *Von:* Geertjan Wielenga
> *Gesendet:* Samstag, November 23, 2024 7:11 PM
> *An:* slipbits
> *Cc:* users@netbeans.apache.org
> *Betreff:* Re: C/C++ Support
>
> NetBeans is you. You care. Make it happen.
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Von: Geertjan Wielenga Gesendet: Samstag, November 23, 2024 7:11 PMAn: slipbits Cc: users@netbeans.apache.org Betreff: Re: C/C
Greetings to everyone,
C/C++ support in modern NetBeans (version 14 and beyond) is a function of
the recommended list of Java JDKs for the installation.
Regarding the NetBeans 8.2 C/C++ plugin, it needs Java 11 JDK to be
properly installed, because the JDK in question can validate
the plugin
NetBeans is you. You care. Make it happen. :-)
Gj
On Sat, Nov 23, 2024 at 6:53 PM slipbits wrote:
>
> Hi Ron;
>
> I have not received an answer. I think that Netbeans has abandoned C/C++
> and has no intention of ever restoring it. From the respondents side, no
> one ca
Hi Ron;
I have not received an answer. I think that Netbeans has abandoned C/C++
and has no intention of ever restoring it. From the respondents side, no
one cares. So when a C/C++ question is asked to the community, no one in
the community is interested, and no one responds.
I have used
Hi,
Have you received an answer? I'm still on version 12 due to this
issue. I tried moving on from version 12 and the upgrade failed
miserably. The C/C++ issue was one of the impediments.
73,
Ron / W4MMP
On 11/8/2024 11:41, slipbits wrote:
> Is C/C++ still supported? I've b
Is C/C++ still supported? I've been trying to use Netbeans as my C/C++
IDE and have so far been unsuccessful. I have used it for Java with no
issues, but I can't seem to get it going for C/C++. Is there any
documentation or FAQ that can be used as a guideline for setup
Win10 x86-64
cygwin 3.5.4
I'm trying to install a C++ project in Netbeans. The only documentation
I've been able to find is for Netbeans 8.2 and so, I'm stumped.
I've put in the compile and build commands but the compile command is
not recognized as being correct and the bui
I wanted to run the profiler from Netbeans 21 When clicking on profile,
it aborts:
--- exec:1.2.1:exec (default-cli) @ pdfbox-debugger ---
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not find agent library C:/Program in absolute path, with error:
Can't find dependent libraries
I su
Win11-x64
Netbeans 20
I have looked at the Apache document describing configuring Netbeans for
C/C++,
https://netbeans.apache.org/tutorial/main/kb/docs/cnd/development-environment/#front::community/releases/80/cpp-setup-instructions.adoc.
If I am not mistaken, there is not a a single
I have a plug-in for remote embedded GDB debugging with C/C++ (requiring
Netbeans 8.2 C++ tools)
1482228623_org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdbserver.nbm
This is incredibly useful but I have no idea where it is stored on-line
anymore. I'd hate for it to disappear.
old C programs - much less create
a new C program.
If someone could be so kind as to give me a few instructions, I would
appreciate it.
Kind regards,
David
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NB 18
Win 11-x64
cygwin
Build command: c:\cygwin64\bin\g++.exe -O2 *.o -o Eliza.exe
I'm trying to use the C/C++ I/F. During a compile the error message
"C:/cygwin64/lib/gcc/x86_64-pc-cygwin/11/collect2.exe: error while
loading shared libraries: ?: cannot open shared object file: No
I'm using the NetBeans C/C++ plugin to develop and run applications on a
Raspberry Pi (using NB17 for the moment). All works fine: remote
compiling, remote debugging, etc...
One thing, however, is extremely annoying: the length of the path where
NetBeans stores its information o
if it's in the terminal, it's in your processing of out/err. If it's in
your display, thats your paint/scroll.
tim
On 21/05/2023 8:04 a.m., Geert Vancompernolle wrote:
Just started today using the C/C++ plug-in. Got it from NB8.2 since
the plug-in has not been updated
Just started today using the C/C++ plug-in. Got it from NB8.2 since the
plug-in has not been updated (yet?) for more recent NB's.
All is working fine except that the following commands:
retval = wiringPiI2CWriteReg8(fd, 0x00, 0x80);
printf("Writing IODIR_A = [0x%02X].\n&q
I'm trying to find some documentation which describes the Netbeans
Lightweight C/C++ setup options. Are there any help files, manual for
Netbeans, or tutorials?
thanks
art
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ware should work? Is that what NetBeans should do?
Or me?
Tim
On 2023-03-29 9:49 p.m., LarryL wrote:
Re: NetBeans 17; macOS Monterey
Hi,
The following docs instructions, to Activate/Install “C/C++”, generated this
error:
***
NetBeans 17 IDE Installer
Installation completed unsuccessfully
Clic
Re: NetBeans 17; macOS Monterey
Hi,
The following docs instructions, to Activate/Install “C/C++”, generated this
error:
***
NetBeans 17 IDE Installer
Installation completed unsuccessfully
Click Finish to quit the NetBeans IDE installer and try to restart IDE.
The Plugin Installer found problem
Hi Brad;
I have installed a C++ Project. On the taskbar, "Run" has all options
shaded except Run->Set Main Project. I can't compile a file, build my
project, or execute my code. What I have been doing is using g++ in a
bash for loop (using Cygwin on a Win7-64 platform). I
Hi Robert.
Goto:
Tools/Plugins/Settings: Activate -> Netbeans 8.2 Plugin Portal
Then goto "Available Plugins" tab, and install: "C/C++".
This will give you everything you are looking for.
Brad.
On 12/3/23 12:13, Robert Yu Tin-Tat wrote:
When I go to the C/C++ to
Hi Robert.
Goto:
Tools/Plugins/Settings: Activate -> Netbeans 8.2 Plugin Portal
Then goto "Available Plugins" tab, and install: "C/C++".
This will give you everything you are looking for.
Brad.
On 12/3/23 12:13, Robert Yu Tin-Tat wrote:
When I go to the C/C++ to
Is Netbeans 17 currently not supporting full C/C++ functionality at the
moment?
When I go to the C/C++ to make a C/C++ program on Netbeans 17, there
hasn't been as much options as it had in its previous versions.
In fact, there is only one option and that's to start up with a
iig
Hi,
On Windows there is an historical limitation to 260 bytes on file path.
Check all path in your command.
There is a registry entry to extend it to 32KB
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=registry
Regardes,
Arnaud
Le mer. 14 déc. 2022 à 07
Hi,
Is there a way around this error message when I run “Debug File”?
Br,
//mike
Is Netbeans abandoning future development of C/C++?
I have tried to use Netbeans Lightweight C/C++ IDE in the last few
releases unsuccessfully. The current Netbeans 15 does not support syntax
highlighting using CLANGD, and as in previous releases, individual files
can not be compiled and (for
Hi there fellow Slovenian. :)
as far as I know C++ was donated to Apache, but the modules are not yet
integrated. You could use older version of NetBeans or import modules
from it.
Best regards,
Kovi
Eduard Filipas je 31. 08. 22 ob 01:49 napisal:
Hi
it was probably asked many times
Hi
it was probably asked many times but i cannot figure a way to enable
autocomplite for c++. atleast to get shown possible procedures as
options. search results are all about java, thus not helpfull .. other
than that i like it very much.
--
Hi
I am looking for Netbeans 8.2 for C++. I used to download it as:
wget
http://download.netbeans.org/netbeans/8.2/final/bundles/netbeans-8.2-cpp-linux-x64.sh
However, the link doesn't exist anymore. The current version of Netbeans
seems a lot different than I expected. Is there a way I ca
Hi,
"Tools->Options->C/C++->clangd" is not a feature of Apache NetBeans, are
you using NB 8.X C/C++ plugin?
Cheers,
Antonio
El 1/6/22 a las 20:03, slipbits escribió:
NB 13
Win 7/10/11
gcc 11.3.0
I'm trying to use NB as a C/C++ IDE. Some issues:
1. I can't
NB 13
Win 7/10/11
gcc 11.3.0
I'm trying to use NB as a C/C++ IDE. Some issues:
1. I can't compile. Properties->Compile Commands = "g++.exe -c
-dumpdir ..\obj\ -std=c++17 -o ..\obj\", but Run->Compile File is
'grayed' and can't be used. I've a
NB on LinuxMint x64. Build server is an ARM-powered set-top box running
a Debian derivative. I'm building Kodi (C++) under an armv7 toolchain
and have now got that working quite nicely with the 8.2 plugin and some
hacks on the build server. It would be good to reach the same point with
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 repo (IIRC gcc actually gives you a warning) the
build artifacts should
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
Hi Graham,
Well, that's good enough testing!
The fact is that you'll need to install "clangd", which is a language
server (available at https://clangd.llvm.org/), different from plain
"clang" which is a compiler.
Currently clangd does not support remote development (although you can
still b
I think you are assuming my knowledge of Netbeans is more than it really
is. To get this far with C/C++ I've relied heavily on the defaults but
your fork is not suggesting anything so I get lost quickly. For
'location of clangd' I chose /usr/bin/clang but I'm getting no co
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
El 13/4/22 a las 17:00, Graham Horner escribió:
I built the 'basic' version of your fork and added cpplite. I can't make
much use of it for my main p
ad. My .git directory is about the same size as all the
rest of the source tree (~2GB). I don't need it on the build server but
that plugin insists on trying to upload it with every build (and fails
for unexplained reasons). I think others have been asking for this for
a long time.
So you're using NetBeans 8.2 C/C++ modules. We don't support those
Oracle binaries any longer.
You may want to give
https://github.com/vieiro/netbeans/tree/feature/cnd-small-4 a spin, though.
Cheers,
Antonio
El 5/4/22 a las 19:13, Graham Horner escribió:
I'm not using cpplite
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\Prefe
Many thanks.
Using the old (8.2) plugin still I've given NB 6G of RAM (same as I had
for 11.2) and parsing gets a bit further now using all that and 2G of
swap. But not finished yet.
I'll have a go with the C++ Lite later.
On 5/4/22 17:34, antonio wrote:
Hi,
Some comments bel
Hi,
Some comments below.
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
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 op
hi,
I have been using NB 12.6 on JDK 17.0.2. As suggested by some users on the
list, I downgraded to JDK 11 in order to install the "old" C++ plugin from
the NB 8.2 plugin repo, and then upgraded again to JDK 17.0.2.
I've noticed that some previous gradle-based projects are not
that someone (cant remember who) was using the
> old NB 8.2 C/C++ plugin with one of the new Apache NB releases.
>
> I would like to do the same.
>
> I have configured the 8.2 plugin repo and clicked install on the C/C++
> module, which downloads, and partially installs, but then fa
The following was copied from my previous email responce on this type of
problem:
NB: Tools -> Plugins -> Settings:
Activate: Netbeans 8.2 Plugin Portal
Switch to -> Updates:
Click on: [Check for Updates]
Switch to -> Available Plugins:
Install: "C/C++" plugin
Hope this
Hi,
As far as I know, in cpplite the "compile commands" are the exact
command(s?) you want to use to compile your stuff.
Something like (*):
C:\cygwin64\bin\c++.exe -g -I\cygwin64\whatever\include myfile.c main.c
another.c -o myfile
The "run command" would then be:
Hi;
I tried to place the path to my compiler in
Windows->Files->->Properties->Editor->Compile
Commands ["C:\cygwin64\bin\c++.exe"]
with no good effect.
Same for Windows->Files->->Properties->Build->Run.
Tools->Options->C/C++ only allows entry
Hi,
In my box CYGWIN\lib\gcc\x86_64-pc-cygwin\10\include\c++ is a directory,
so of course NetBeans is not able to "execute" it.
It seems you're missing the path to the compiler you want to use. In my
box this is "CYGWIN\bin\c++.exe".
Cheers,
Antonio
On 26/01/2
NB 12.6
Win7-64
I'm trying to get C++ up an running. I think I've got everything set up
correctly but I get an access violation at build time. I've checked all
of the security permission on the path for my account, and in each
directory I see that in the Security Property p
Hi,
If you’re running NB 12.6, on a Mac, try its default C++ pull-down menu found
in ‘Preferences’.
Have Homebrew repo install either CCLS or ClangD LSP client and configure C++
Project next.
To compile your code, goto ‘Project Properties - Build'
Pick and choose compiler toggles fro
hi David,
Unfortunately I dont do much work at all with the C++ debugger so there's
very little chance I am going to be able to help. In fact i've *never* used it.
Maybe one of the other folks would be able to be of more assistance?
Cheers
Jon
ᐧ
On Tue, Jan 25, 2022 at 12:39 AM Davi
Hi,
I too am trying to get C++ to work. I’ve just raised
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-6413 because although I can
install C++ and get a C++ test program to run, the debugger fails. Watching
the install it looks as though it installs gdb.
I’ve attached my writeup of the
was wondering whether anyone had any tips on how to solve the following
> - I saw on the mailing list that someone (cant remember who) was using the
> old NB 8.2 C/C++ plugin with one of the new Apache NB releases.
>
> I would like to do the same.
>
> I have configured the 8.2
whether anyone had any tips on how to solve the
following - I saw on the mailing list that someone (cant remember who)
was using the old NB 8.2 C/C++ plugin with one of the new Apache NB
releases.
I would like to do the same.
I have configured the 8.2 plugin repo and clicked install on the C/C
hi,
I was wondering whether anyone had any tips on how to solve the following -
I saw on the mailing list that someone (cant remember who) was using the
old NB 8.2 C/C++ plugin with one of the new Apache NB releases.
I would like to do the same.
I have configured the 8.2 plugin repo and clicked
NB 12.5
Win-7-64
cygwin
gcc v11 installed under cygwin
clang v8.0.1 installed under cygwin
clangd v13.0.0 installed under Win-7
Hi (and sorry for being a pest);
I'm still having difficulty.
1. clang/clangd downloaded and installed. (no issue)
2. Tools->Option->C/C++->ccls configu
Hi,
NetBeans does indeed use ccls[1] or clangd[2] (with a d), not clang.
Both of them are LSP Servers for C/C++ (and more languages).
You can use these LSP Servers with some other editor (Vim, Emacs,
VSCode, etc.).
We are trying to recover some of the previous NB<=8.2 C/C++ features,
Thanks;
After I followed Bradley Willcott's directions I returned to
Tools->Options->C/C++ and found that it (now) contained linkages to
clang, not clangd. Before this change the C/C++ options where for ccls
and clangd, not clang. You are probably correct in that I downloaded t
isk. If you
have this directory in your PATH then NetBeans should find it for you.
Otherwise you'll have to add it manually (say
"C:\Users\whatever\clang\bin\clangd.exe).
Cheers,
Antonio
On 17/01/2022 22:17, slipbits wrote:
'm trying to host all my C/C++ projects on Netbeans
Try the following:
NB: Tools -> Plugins -> Settings:
Activate: Netbeans 8.2 Plugin Portal
Switch to -> Updates:
Click on: [Check for Updates]
Switch to -> Available Plugins:
Install: "C/C++" plugin
Hope this helps.
Brad.
On 18/1/22 05:17, slipbits wrote:
NB 12.5
NB 12.5
Windows 7
Cygwin
I'm trying to host all my C/C++ projects on Netbeans (because I like NB)
and am having some difficulty. NB tools->options->C/C++ requires either
a ccls or clangd
<https://github.com/clangd/clangd/releases/tag/13.0.0>protocol server. I
downloa
Hi,
There's File/New Project/Lightweight C/C++ Project
Kind regards,
Antonio
El 3/1/22 a las 18:43, dms489 escribió:
I have Netbeans 12.6 running to develop Java programs. I also need to
develop C/C++. In the good old days of Netbeans 8-ish, there was a clear
set of directions for addin
I have Netbeans 12.6 running to develop Java programs. I also need to
develop C/C++. In the good old days of Netbeans 8-ish, there was a clear
set of directions for adding C/C++. I can't find such info for the newer
Netbeans IDE's.
Help, please.
DMS
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David Smith
david.sm...@dms489.com
Hi,
I have a problem with test progress bars in C ++ projects. In the "Test
Results"
window, the title does not change and still shows "Tests passed: 0.00%". The
test
progress window shows "Running tests, please wait...". The tests pass as su
You need to run on JDK 8 to install the plugin, after that use a later JDK
if you like.
Gj
On Mon, 6 Dec 2021 at 19:05, slipbits wrote:
> I've been using Netbeans for years (2 decades or so) for both Java and
> C++, but under the current Netbeans to use C++ I can't take advant
I've been using Netbeans for years (2 decades or so) for both Java and
C++, but under the current Netbeans to use C++ I can't take advantage of
any JDK after jdk 8.0. Are there any plans to change this?
As a (disgruntled) side note, I have been using Visual Studio for C++
since
doing despite the
lack of support.
> On Dec 4, 2021, at 1:48 AM, mez...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> To install previus version C/C++ plugin into new netbeans 12.4 or 12.5 you
> need to start netbeans with jdk 1.8, if you run it with higher jdks the
> validation, during installation, doesn
Unfortunately, no. I uninstalled the old C/C++ plugin and installed C/C++
version 1.4 with no change.
> On Dec 3, 2021, at 6:59 AM, Geertjan Wielenga
> wrote:
>
> Probably the plugins for C/C++ you had installed previously you'll need to
> install again in 12.4.
>
Probably the plugins for C/C++ you had installed previously you'll need to
install again in 12.4.
Gj
On Fri, Dec 3, 2021 at 12:50 PM Tom Maszerowski
wrote:
> I just took the plunge and upgraded from NB 11 to 12. When I try to open
> C/C++ projects that worked fine in NB 11 noth
I just took the plunge and upgraded from NB 11 to 12. When I try to open C/C++
projects that worked fine in NB 11 nothing happens. There’s no error, NB just
doesn’t do anything. Has the project format changed? Do I need to re-create the
projects from scratch? It’s obviously not the end of the
From the top level menu:
Tools->Plugins, settings tab
Check NetBeans 8.2 Plugin Portal
Switch to Available Plugins tab
Press Check for Newest
Find "C/C++" entry, check, Install
Exit the plugins menu
Tool->Options, C/C++ tab, Build-tools subtab
You will see the tool collections y
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