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Hi, we build our C++ programs using scons. This worked until the most recent update by setting the build command to "scons -j2 lib_developer=true otl_db=db2v9" (the custom scons parameters are irrelevant to the issue). Having set this build command line the previous version of netbeans did not even try generate and use own make files. Unfortunately that changed with the update. Now the same command line results
I assume you are using a 'C/C++ Project From Existing Code' and you set the Build Command to "scons -j2 lib_developer=true otl_db=db2v9". Is this correct? What version did you use before (where it worked) and which version do you now (where it doesn't work)? If I set the command the command to the one from above and build, I get something like: Running "/usr/bin/make -f ipc-3.7.10_5-Makefile.mk CONF=Default" in /Users/thp/NetBeansProjects/ipc-3.7.10_5 /usr/bin/make -f nbproject/Makefile-Default.mk SUBPROJECTS= .build-conf cd ../ipc-3.7.10 && scons -j2 lib_developer=true otl_db=db2v9 /bin/sh: scons: command not found make[1]: *** [.build-conf] Error 127 make: *** [.build-impl] Error 2 Build failed. Exit value 2. which looks reasonable to me and should be the same steps as in previous releases. I don't have scons so the build fails, but that's OK. Can you please copy the build log from the output window from the build that works and from the builds that doesn't into this bug report so I can compare them.
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