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I have a problem with compiling C applications with C++ NetBeans pack. When I do a mistake (for example syntax error), C++ pack should write it into output. But it doesn't write the error once, but in infinity loop. See the screenshot: http://wanto.czweb.org/blbosti/screen4.png There is a project with one file and one syntax error. But see the output... I use NetBeans 5.5 now. When I used NetBeans 5.0, it was ok.
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This issue is a duplicate of Issue 82308. I fixed that one on 8/15 although I reassiged it rather than closing it as fixed (it may have broken another module). The next C/C++ Dev pack delivery will have this fix. As a workaround, remove the empty file ".fail" in the compiling directory. This file gets created after each error and causes failures if it already exists. So a partial workaround is to manually remove this file. Its only a partial workaroud because multiple errors will each try to recreate the file. Removing it after the 1st error doesn't do any good if it gets recreated after another error. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 82308 ***