On Sun, 2014-09-14 at 19:51 +0200, Dirk Bächle wrote:
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> I think it would really help to change them as well, see my next comment
> below.
I did s/{}/{0}/ on all the D tests which should help on the Python 2.6
CI.
BitBucket has merged these changes into the pending PR #183. I am not
entirely
If I run the D tests sequentially or with -j 2 or -j 4 on my 8 core
workstation all pass, if I use -j 6 tests start to fail. I am
discombobulated.
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On Mon, 2014-09-15 at 10:16 -0400, William Blevins wrote:
> I am partial to Netbeans. If you can get Netbeans to build, clean, and
> debug via scons can I get instructions or better yet can we add them to the
> wiki?
The trick is to just say yes to a custom Make, and then when it asks for
details
I am partial to Netbeans. If you can get Netbeans to build, clean, and
debug via scons can I get instructions or better yet can we add them to the
wiki?
On Sep 15, 2014 8:50 AM, "Alexandre Feblot" wrote:
> Netbeans: yes, creating a project by having it run a SCons build and scan
> build commands
Netbeans: yes, creating a project by having it run a SCons build and scan
build commands works quite well.
2014-09-15 13:32 GMT+02:00 Russel Winder :
> I see that JetBrains new C/C++ IDE, CLion, assumes you will use CMake.
> This will not be good for SCons use.
>
> I also note that Netbeans assum
I see that JetBrains new C/C++ IDE, CLion, assumes you will use CMake.
This will not be good for SCons use.
I also note that Netbeans assumes you will use Autotools for C/C++
projects, but that you can convince it to use SCons by devious means.
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