Difference between revisions of "A short overview about Code::Blocks architecture"
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| − | C::B keeps projects ('''cbProject''') in a workspace ('''cbWorkspace'''). This workspace can have more than one project. This is managed by the '''ProjectManager'''. Here a short overview: | + | C::B keeps projects ('''''cbProject''''') in a workspace ('''''cbWorkspace'''''). This workspace can have more than one project. This is managed by the '''''ProjectManager'''''. Here a short overview: |
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| + | The words with cursiv font are classes in C::B. The '''''cbProject''''' itself manages different targets ('''''ProjectBuildTargets''''') and different files ('''''ProjectFiles'''''). | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 24 November 2006
The following are guidelines about the architecture of Code::Blocks. Anyone writing code or a patch for Code::Blocks, should read this to understand how Code::Blocks works.
Introduction
C::B keeps projects (cbProject) in a workspace (cbWorkspace). This workspace can have more than one project. This is managed by the ProjectManager. Here a short overview:
The words with cursiv font are classes in C::B. The cbProject itself manages different targets (ProjectBuildTargets) and different files (ProjectFiles).
