Error 4 in Revision 4684 on Ubuntu 10.04

[marvin_littlewood]

Hi Eran

Thanks - that would be interesting to try...

I see that the CodeLite editor is configured, by default, to build a Windows target, when you check out from SVN. Please can you link me to the relevant CodeLite build settings for an Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) build?

I would also like to check a fix I proposed for the UnitTest++ system, when operating under GTK. See:

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=d ... tid=979960

Many thanks again

Mark

[marvin_littlewood]

Hi Eran,

The plot thickens. I have a second, much older laptop, running XUbuntu: an XFCE variant of Ubuntu Lucid 10.04. This second laptop has just shown the same fault as my Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 machine. My conclusion is that this is looking more like an interaction between wxWidgets and CodeLite, which appears on Gnome based Linux distros. Originally I was concerned that the issue was due to my first machine's hardware or software configuration but this second machine has different hardware and different software, a clean installation of XUbuntu and a clean installation of CodeLite.

I note what you say in your previous posting about disabling wxWidgets logging. I was going to try disabling each plugin, one at a time but with an intermittent fault, it will be difficult to tell whether there is any effect.

To short-circuit the process, I was wondering: has there been a change to the startup process either for CodeLite or for any of the plugins? And has there been a change to the child process handler the startup code installs in app.cpp?

Many thanks

Mark

[eranif]

To short-circuit the process, I was wondering: has there been a change to the startup process either for CodeLite or for any of the plugins? And has there been a change to the child process handler the startup code installs in app.cpp?

Not that I remember..
Did you try the latest trunk version? the error should not be popped up (since it does no harm, I don't see any reason why we should keep invest time to fix it)

Also, to summary codelite build procedure:
- To build codelite for the Linux OS, you should select the 'Unix_Custom_Makefile' configuration, then you should right click on the project "LiteEditor"
and:
1) Custom Targets | configure
2) Build
3) close codelite and run: 'sudo make install'

- To build codelite for Windows: Select the build configuration "WinReleaseUnicode"
1) Build
2) close codelite and cd to Runtime/ directory and run update.bat

Eran

[marvin_littlewood]

Hi Eran

Maybe you're right. There's a point at which the benefit of chasing this one down is not worth any potential benefit .

As regards my older XUbuntu laptop - that installation was based on the latest .deb file, downloaded from your website.

I will try the latest trunk version, after building it according to your instructions, for which: many thanks.

Kind regards

Mark

[marvin_littlewood]

Hi Eran

It looks like this was a kernel issue. An update to the kernel has fixed it completely. Your distribution versions both (.deb and repository) have been working fine for ~2 weeks with no hint of the problem. Kernel version 2.6.32-28-generic no longer displays the fault.

Many thanks for your help - I learnt a lot.

Kind regards

Mark

[eranif]

thanks for the update

Eran