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Created a C/C++ project from existing sources, specified include directories for C files. Executing the compiler erases the include path -- re-entering the properties for the project show that entry to be blank (and, of course, compilation fails). Running Ubuntu 12.10 (32 bit) as guest on VM workstation with host Window7. This was not a problem in 7.2 and is not a problem for C++ files.
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Those changes should be reflected in the project/make files -- making it necessary to enter them manually is crazy.б═ To erase properties that I have specified is equally crazy. (There is no need to protect me from myself :). On 3/11/2013 10:32 AM, Valeriy Soldatov - Oracle - St. Petersburg Russia wrote: > You will discuss this problem with dev-team in bug tracker. > Main idea: > After long vacation you opens NetBeans and makes "hg pull -u". You 10 co-workers added a lot of changes in code and Makefile. Therefore new build command will reconfigure project. > > On 11.03.13 18:24, Billy Pilgrim wrote: >> Why would 'clean include directories' be expected behavior?б═ If I have to specify them, I want to keep them for subsequent builds -- as was true in 7.2. >> >> The build issues were not the problem, the fact that the include directories was cleared was the problem. >> (The build issues were mine -- not netbeans). >> >> On 3/11/2013 10:21 AM, Valeriy Soldatov - Oracle - St. Petersburg Russia wrote: >>> Clean "Include Directories" is expected behavior in NetBeans 7.3, but I can't understand why any changes in project properties will break build? Your Makefile contains all paths to header files and IDE can't modify Makefile. >>> >>> On 11.03.13 18:13, Billy Pilgrim wrote: >>>> It was essentially what I wrote in the bug report: >>>> Create a new project from existing sources (with Makefile). >>>> (The project is the TURN/STUN server from creytiv.com (restund)). >>>> it will automatically attempt a clean build -- it failed (due to include file could not be found). >>>> Went to project properties, (see screen shot). specified the include directory (../re-0.4.2) >>>> apply/close/build. >>>> build fails because it cannot find the include file (the path of which I just specified).б═ >>>> Going back to project properties, the include path for C files is blank. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> I hope this helps -- if you need more info, please let me know.
Not a bug. Open project properties and uncheck: Code Assistance->Use Build Analyzer check box. The IDE stops reconfiguring code assistance.