Difference between revisions of "Compiler plugin"
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* Microsoft Visual C++ Free Toolkit 2003 | * Microsoft Visual C++ Free Toolkit 2003 | ||
* Borland C++ Compiler 5.5 | * Borland C++ Compiler 5.5 | ||
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+ | ==Compiler toolbar== | ||
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+ | The icons in the Compiler toolbar have the following meanings: | ||
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+ | ; [[File:Compile.png|Build]] Ctrl-F9 : Compile (and link, if applicable) the active build target of the current project. If no project is open, Code::Blocks will attempt compilation of the active file in the editor. | ||
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+ | ; [[File:Run.png|Run]] Ctrl-F10 : Run the executable output of the active build target of the current project. If no project is open, Code::Blocks will attempt to run the executable output of the active file in the editor. | ||
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+ | ; [[File:CompileRun.png|Build and run]] F9 : Compile (and link, if applicable) the active build target of the current project and run the output. If no project is open, Code::Blocks will attempt to compile the active file in the editor, then run its output. | ||
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+ | ; [[File:Rebuild.png|Rebuild]] Ctrl-F11 : Clean (delete) all the object files and compiled output of the active build target of the current project, then compile (and link, if applicable) cleaned target. This function requires an active project. | ||
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+ | ; [[File:Stop.png|Abort]] : Stop a compilation before it has completed. This function requires an active project. | ||
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+ | ; [[File:TargetSelect.png]] : Change the active build target of the current project. |
Revision as of 02:24, 15 October 2011
The Compiler plugin is an interface to various compilers:
- GNU GCC compiler
- Microsoft Visual C++ Free Toolkit 2003
- Borland C++ Compiler 5.5
Compiler toolbar
The icons in the Compiler toolbar have the following meanings:
- Ctrl-F9
- Compile (and link, if applicable) the active build target of the current project. If no project is open, Code::Blocks will attempt compilation of the active file in the editor.
- Ctrl-F10
- Run the executable output of the active build target of the current project. If no project is open, Code::Blocks will attempt to run the executable output of the active file in the editor.
- F9
- Compile (and link, if applicable) the active build target of the current project and run the output. If no project is open, Code::Blocks will attempt to compile the active file in the editor, then run its output.