Congratulations!

[jgm]

Hi eran, just wanted to congratulate you on all you have done done in a short time! Also wanted to be one of the first users registered on this forums.
Also i have a question, does codelite supporst compiling without using make files?

[eranif]

Hi,

Hi eran, just wanted to congratulate you on all you have done done in a short time! Also wanted to be one of the first users registered on this forums.

Thanks a lot!

Also i have a question, does codelite supporst compiling without using make files?

CodeLite build system is based on Makefiles. That means there are 2 ways to compile projects:

1. You let CodeLite generate its own makefiles for you, and then it uses them for the build process (this is the default behavior). So in a way you can think of CodeLite build system as something similar to ''premake', 'cmake', 'qmake' or any other makefile generator

2. You use your own way of compiling, that is, lets say you are using 'ant' tool for the build process, you can simply mark the project as 'custom build' enabled and provide there the command to use for the build process.

Hope it answers your question

Eran

[jgm]

Hope it answers your question
Eran

Indeed, thanks!

[kwantum]

I too would like to congradulate you eran
I appreciate the hard work you put into CodeLite.

[eranif]

I too would like to congradulate you eran
I appreciate the hard work you put into CodeLite.

Thank you kwantum, (I know that you were the first member to register on the previous forum )

You can expect some exciting new features / improvements in the next build (automatically highlight all occurrences of selected word, better regex search for Find/Replace, Find/Replace in selected text and more)

Eran

[holys]

I am so excited at Codelite and so nearly knock on desk

Congratulations!

[samueldotj]

Hi Eran,

I am impressed by codelite's features. Mostly, integration of SVN and GDB.

Thanks for the hard work and keeping it open source.

Sam

[eranif]

I am impressed by codelite's features

Thanks

integration of SVN

Not many people noticed that, but the SVN context menu of the 'File Explorer' tab has a richer content (operations like: Create Change Log, Abort, Cleanup and other)

and keeping it open source.

CodeLite will always be open source

Eran