Default target for compiler in project?

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Default target for compiler in project?

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Hi

I wanted to use a project but I cannot save the settings for the main source file in the compiler options. I can edit but i do not see any button or option to save the changes? When I close the settings ar not saved. So I get an error every time. I am on a Rasberry Pi 5 running Raspberry Pi OS.

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Re: Default target for compiler in project?

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I just tried it and it works for me (PI 5).
Where did you save the project?
It's best to save it where the project files are located.
Then add all the files.
Under Project Compiler Options, set the input source file and the output executable.
You can also create different compile targets.

Perhaps you tried to save the project in a protected folder.
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Re: Default target for compiler in project?

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I did this. But I have no way to save the compiler settings. No buttons.
But I figured it out. I work on a 13 inch screen (actually an android tablet through videocapturecard and usb camera app) and the default resolution 1920 x 1080 makes every thing to small to work with. 1280 x 720 is just fine to work with Purebasic. But the buttons to save the compiler options go off screen on this lower resolution. setting to a higher resolution did the trick. It would be nice if the buttons were visible on lower resolutions too.
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Re: Default target for compiler in project?

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Just for your information:
If you press the Alt key, you can move a window with the mouse by clicking anywhere in the window.

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Re: Default target for compiler in project?

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PeDe wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 12:19 pm Just for your information:
If you press the Alt key, you can move a window with the mouse by clicking anywhere in the window.

Peter
Thanks Peter

That helps

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