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Steps: - Run Netbeans with fresh user dir on machine without GCC in PATH - Push "Tools|Options" menu item - Select "C/C++" tab - Add /usr/sfw/bin path (or other path to your gcc) into "Current Path" table ==> "GNU Compiler Collection" string appears in "Compiler Collection" listbox - Select "GNU Compiler Collection" in "Compiler Collection" listbox - Switch on "Code Assistance" tab - Press "Parser Settings" tab ==> I can not find "GNU Compiler Collection" settings in this tab!!! - Close "Options" window - Push "Tools|Options" menu item again - Press "Parser Settings" button again ==> "Could not successfully run the gcc compiler to configure the built-in source file parser. Please make sure gcc is in your PATH and restart the IDE" message appears!!!
another scenario causing the same error window: - Run Netbeans with fresh user dir on machine without GCC in PATH - Push "Tools|Options" menu item - Select "C/C++" tab - Add /usr/sfw/bin path (or other path to your gcc) into "Current Path" table ==> "GNU Compiler Collection" string appears in "Compiler Collection" listbox - close "Tools|Options" window - try to open any precreated C/C++ project Result: "Could not successfully run the gcc/g++ compiler to configure the built-in source file parser. Please make sure gcc/g++ is in your PATH and restart the IDE" message appears.
Fixed. I'd like several days for more testing before QE starts banging on this.
Sorry, I meant to close 102876, not this issue.
Fixed
verified in 5.5.1_u1 CND build (20070802).