codelite 2.10 is available

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codelite 2.10 is available

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After a long pause, codelite 2.10 is available for download.

Changes since 2.9:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/codelit ... E/download

Download page:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/codeli ... lite-2.10/

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Re: codelite 2.10 is available

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Hello Eran
Badly, since you fixed this bug report I can't install it at work :cry:
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Nice, but you forgot to package the git plugin in the OSX build it seems :)
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Auria wrote:Nice, but you forgot to package the git plugin in the OSX build it seems
Indeed, but this was intentionally, since I never used / tested it on Mac so I decided not to pack it.

I may play with it and release another package for Mac (dont know if you noticed, but I uploaded new version for Mac OSX since the first version I uploaded was broken due to recent changes to the make_mac_bundle.sh script)
jfouche wrote:Hello Eran
Badly, since you fixed this bug report I can't install it at work :cry:
You can create your own installer with the change reverted, or if you can't do it -> let me know and I will send you one

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eranif wrote:
jfouche wrote:Hello Eran
Badly, since you fixed this bug report I can't install it at work :cry:
You can create your own installer with the change reverted, or if you can't do it -> let me know and I will send you one

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I have the same problem (Windows XP without administrative priviledges), can you please send it to me too?

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Same problem here. Can you send it to me, too? Or can someone upload the "portable" version?
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There is no portable version of codelite.
I will change the installer and will revert the change that caused this error...

Atm, I have not uploaded any version for this but I will consider this.

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Please use this link for those of you who got installation problem:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/codelit ... e/download

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Post by Kiwihurst »

I am having a problem using the standard 'math.h' C library. (I have a lot of engineering source code written in C which I want to use.)

I have written a short snippet of code that has a single call to one of the common math functions (e.g. sin(), cos(), sqrt(), ... etc) and have been unable to successfully compile the code - the IDE message is ":27: undefined reference to 'function name' " - if I comment out the single line including the function call the code compiles without any problems.

Interestingly the compiler has no difficulty identifying and using constants defined in in the math.h header file, e.g. 'M_PI', 'M_E'.

I'm using the latest release of CodeLite 2.10.0.4778 on a core i-5 PC running the 64-bit version of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.

Has anyone else seen this problem - possibly have a solution?
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Post by josee »

1. This is the wrong place for this kind of question

2. To make it working open up your project settings and enter into Linker / Libraries the name of the math library ("m").
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