2009/9/14 Daniel Teske <[email protected]>: >> I found quite a few bugs from Qt Creator 1.2.90 (snapshot dated 090909, >> Win32). > Thanks for your report. > >> All of these bugs happen with project that is created from >> CMakeLists.txt that contains multiple subprojects. I use Visual Studio >> Express 2008 as compiler and CMake CVS (snapshot dated 090715, because >> newer ones crashes with some complex CMakeLists I have). > > >> * Crash if I Add Build Configuration (with Create New), but instead of >> creating one I press cancel when CMake Wizards opens up. "Cancel" >> actually opens CMake Wizard and closing that one (with X-mark) causes >> crash. > I can't reproduce that, though it adds the buildconfiguration even if I hit > the > "X", so there's a bug in there. A backtrace would be nice to have.
I think I wrote it wrong. Do "Add" -> "Create New" -> Put some name and then "OK" -> Then in Wizard asking build directory press "Cancel" -> CMake Wizard still opens -> Press "X" and it crashes. No idea how to get backtrace. Windows does show something on crash, but does not allow to copy paste it currently I have old C++ Builder debugger installed as default debugger... >> * Addition to previous one. If I don't close the wizard that was >> opened but instead I let CMake run and then press Finish, I have >> created the new build configuration. > That's not a bug, is it? Opening the wizard after pressing cancel is a bug. But after wizard is opened (even if I did not want it to), it should probably create build configuration, so maybe we can say that it is not a bug. >> * Project files that have .hpp extension instead of normally used .h >> extension are not shown it Project file list (this might be more like >> a missing feature, but would be needed anyway). > Can't reproduce that, e.g. the speedcrunch project which I'm using as a > testcase has hxx files, and those show up fine. The cbp generator has a > heuristic which finds header files with the same basename as existing cpp > files. > But if you header file has no corresponding source file, then you need to > mention the header file as a source in the CMakeLists.txt Hmm. Ok. It probably works as intended. >> * Leaf directories does not show CMakeLists.txt file (I was told that >> this is bug of CMake CVS versions though). > Well actually it should work with a recent cmake cvs version. Since I wrote a > patch exactly for that, which was applied. Good if it works, can test it because I need to use two months old CMake since current one crashes if I run add_subdirectory in function... But that is obviously not your problem. Thanks, Timi _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
