Hi,
As a Delphi developer I'm used to debug my apps in a step by step way. I worked with Code::Blocks 2 years ago in a student project and I found it really easy to use.
Today I'm using it to understand how Inkscape works and what methods are related to a specific work.
I'm posting here the Code::Blocks project that I'm using (it must be put in the "inkscape/src" directory):
The nightly (monstly?) build of Code::Blocks can be found here:
Note that it's no a replacement of the btool, you steel need it to create the config.h, the dist directory, and targets not included in the CB project (inkview, cxxtest, ...).
Note that if a file is added/removed from the repository, you will have to add/remove it yourself from the CB project or wait for an updated project version.
Note that the config.h needs to be moved the "inkscape/src" directory too.
If btool is working fine, you should not have any problem to build targets as paths are still the same but:
C:\devlibs can be changed in "Build Options"
c:\mingw can be changed in "Settings" - > "Compiler and debuggers..."
Finally, there is still one thing that I don't know how to realize in CB, so you may need to set a global var in your OS for pkg-config:
And now you are ready, after building LIB target and EXE target, to start debugging the EXE target by pressing F8.
Yann.
