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Old 17-05-2013, 07:48   #16
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Re: What IDE use to edit openCPN source code

Thanks nohal ^^ you are great

I manage to compile the source code in Code::Blocks IDE ^^ but for the run I've got this message:
"You can't "run" a commands-only target..."
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Old 17-05-2013, 08:15   #17
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Re: What IDE use to edit openCPN source code

zodd...
In the toolbar there's a dropdown where you choose the build target/project - switch it to "opencpn"

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Old 17-05-2013, 08:31   #18
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Re: What IDE use to edit openCPN source code

Thank you very much again ^^ it works !

I made some modification in the text of the about.cpp to make a test and verify it's works well.. I can compile it and run it in Code::Blocks. The changes are visibles and done. That's great ^^
But if I open OpenCPN from the Ubuntu Lancher, the changes are not applicated like they were when I was compiling in command line terminal. But they are applicated like in Code::Block if I double click on the Opencpn executable file.. strange ^^ But I think I missed something somewhere else..

Yes I found why, I forgot to do a make install again^^
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