Build CodeLite 15.0 fails in make -j$(nproc)

[DavidGH]

IIRC there have been gcc 11.2 fixes since the CL 15.0 release. I suggest you try the latest 'tagged' version, which is 15.0.10; github provides a tarball of that.

[Steve Petrie]

Thanks for the update. And for the user-friendly download link

Have downloaded the CodeLite 15.0.10 sources.

Will build CodeLite 15.0.10 without debug support.

[Steve Petrie]

David,

CodeLite 15.0.10 builds and runs on my linux PC.

CodeLite GUI comes up with main window and Welcome dialogue.

I will document and post to this forum, the few tweaks I made to get CodeLite 15.0.10 working with the g++ 11.2.0 compiler on my Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) PC. These are the same tweaks I had already worked out with CodeLite 15.0.

Thanks for your assistance with getting CodeLite working for me.

I look forward to enjoying the CodeLite experience ...

Best Regards,

Steve Petrie

[Steve Petrie]

I am ready to post detailed documentation on simple procedure to build CodeLite 15.0.10 with g++ 11.2.0 compiler.

Today, when I prepared forum posting for submit, I couldn't discover method to mark topic:

Build CodeLite 15.0 fails in make -j$(nproc)

as RESOLVED.

Please advise.

[DavidGH]

Sorry for the delay, I've been afk.

I've not tried, but google suggests editing the thread's first post and prepending 'Resolved:' or similar to the title line.

[Steve Petrie]

Could't find any way to edit the thread's first post.

Posting a new reply does provide for editing the "Subject" of the new post.

So I'm trying that with this new post.

Preview shows title for the new post [RESOLVED] Re: Build CodeLite 15.0 fails in make -j$(nproc)

But the topic title remains unchanged (makes sense).

[Steve Petrie]

So the subject of my new post is:

[RESOLVED] Re: Build CodeLite 15.0 fails in make -j$(nproc)

But the forum, topic/title remains unchanged (as expected).

According to section 5.3. Forum moderation on logical page 106 (physical 114) of the Moderator Guide for the forum software:

https://download.phpbb.com/pub/document ... tation.pdf

When moderating inside a topic, you can: rename the topic title, move the topic to a
different forum, alter the topic icon, merge the topic with another topic, or define how
many posts per page will be displayed (this will override the board setting).

So only the forum moderator is able change the topic title.

It makes sense to make the change. It would be helpful, both to forum visitors and to the CodeLite reputation.

I still plan to post my detailed notes on the work I did to build and get CodeLite working with gcc 11.2.0. I have it all ready.

It's just that I'm having so much fun working with CodeLite ...