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Hi, I'm running Netbeans 5.0 with cnd on Fedora Core 5 Linux with JDK version 1.5.0_06. When I create a new C/C++ Application project inside Netbeans I notice two things: 1. When I add a new file to the project (e.g. New Mail C++ File) it doesn't show up in the virtual "Source Files" folder but below the Project root node. 2. When I try to build the project (contains only an empty C++ Main File created by the wizard) I get the following error message: -- Running "make -f Makefile CONF=Debug" in /home/local/tmp/TestApplication Build failed. Exit value -1. -- That's all for the moment Greetings Jens Siebert
We don't have Fedora Core systems to test on, so it might take a while before we can verify and fix this problem. But it should certainly work on Fedora!
It is most likely caused by the installer bug 73899 (http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=73899). To work around this, manually set execution permission on the file cnd1/bin/stdouterr.sh in the installation tree.
I have the NB 5.0 IDE + CND installed on sqao35 (Fedora core 3). The installer bug is fixed if the latest CND is used. I am able to reproduce items 1 & 2 listed below on sqao35.
Hi, it works now using the workaround proposed by thp. Thanks for the help!
Great. Regarding 1.: It is not a bug. You can add files to project root or to any of your logical folders. If you want to add the file to a logical folder, select the folder , or right-click it, and use the New -> File action from context menu. What is not yet working is file Cut&Paste or Drag&Drop so if you add a file to the wrong folder you have to Remove it and then use Add Existing Item on the folder you want to move it to. Cut&Paste or Drag&Drop is coming in future milestones.
My fault. I accidentally clicked on the project root node when I wanted to add a new file. Sorry for reporting this as a bug. Should not do testing at night ;-)