Why does the project get re-linked when I run the debugger (when the option to compile before debugging is on), even though no changes were made from the last compile? I know this is probably make's fault (mingw32-make), but is there a way to avoid it?
also, I can't find the option to compile before debugging, I accidentally disabled it.
relinking on Debug project
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Re: relinking on Debug project
Currently this is done in order to assure that any changes to a static library will be relinked into any exe/dll which requires them.
In order to fix it, it requires changing the generated makefile - which is not simple.
Eran
In order to fix it, it requires changing the generated makefile - which is not simple.
Eran
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Re: relinking on Debug project
Can this be easily done?:
keeping timestamps on all static libs used by the target and in case of a changed timestamp, invoke make, otherwise don't.
keeping timestamps on all static libs used by the target and in case of a changed timestamp, invoke make, otherwise don't.