I think you found it (rev 3242)
I personnaly use the one from TDragon, because it's more often up to date... But it's not good in production. I keep my gcc 3.4.5 in my company.
jfouche wrote:I personnaly use the one from TDragon, because it's more often up to date... But it's not good in production
I moved codelite to GCC4.4.0, but not the version from TDM, but I built my own setup from the MinGW site.
It looks pretty stable to me (at least from what I saw), the next release will include 4.4.0 as part of the package (the same way 3.4.5 was bundled with codelite)
eranif wrote:It looks pretty stable to me (at least from what I saw)
Sure, The one provided by the official mingw release is stable. The problem comes from the TDM release (which are explicitly unofficial, not provided for production use), which have sometimes 'big' bugs (4.4.1r1 was very buggy). But the 4.4.0 is very stable for me (for the use i do).
jfouche wrote:
Sure, The one provided by the official mingw release is stable. The problem comes from the TDM release (which are explicitly unofficial, not provided for production use), which have sometimes 'big' bugs (4.4.1r1 was very buggy). But the 4.4.0 is very stable for me (for the use i do).
This is why I dont like 'un-official' releases and decided to build the entire package from what the MinGW team provides.
The package that will come with codelite is stable and is not from unofficial sources
Btw, the codelite package will include also gdb 7.0 and WX built with gcc4.4.0
Eran