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not remembered for external, internal, or fast compilers 1. set 'target' under Tools|Options ==> Building|Compiler Types|External compilation. 2. restart IDE. 3. target reset to 'none'. this may be related to bug 15057.
You are not actually using the crosscompile module, I imagine. It has been useless since NB 3.1 or thereabouts.
Tried to reproduce on build 091920001* and it works properly the bug is either fixed, or triggered by a different sequence of events. I doubt that it is related to #15057 - that one is triggered specifically by project switching during one IDE session.
i have dupplicated the problem on 3 machines so far (2 at work and one at home). however, they all have some things in common: jdk 1.4 mdi win2000 using multiple mounted directories, and the target mount is not the first one. maybe this will help.
It won't (at least not much) - which version of the IDE do you use ? Please give me either release number, or even better build number of it (or attach the first part of your ide.log, which shows both of them).
problem happens in both the 13 sep and 18 sep builds
Will investigate: cannot reproduce on my Linux at all, but the bug "works" reliably on Win2000.
Finally seems fixed. JDK-1.4 was the key point, since the deserialization was broken in the compiler type implementation in a way that passed checks done by earlier JDKs.
Notice: the bug most probably appears also in Forte4j 3.0 - it's corrected in JavaCompilerType.java, version 1.28
not working again as of 02 oct build. in fact, no compiler options are saved. if you try to reset them after restart, you get an FSException.
working again as of 03 oct build. perhaps fixed by fix of bug 16093...
You're lucky. I can't even create a new project with the build from Oct 3rd.
works OK (different compiler settings) in the new dev build. Also see bug #16219
Resolved for 3.3.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.
Reorganization of java component