Code::Blocks bugs and doesn't build my library

Hello,

I made a post on Code::Blocks forum but they apparently just stopped to help me after for no particulare reason. That's why I'm posting here, hoping you help me solve my problem . Sometimes, one of my Code::Blocks projects seems to get corrupted or something that makes it unbuildable for no reason at all. When this happens, I have to create a new project and add all my code files again. This is getting very long with big projects and that's why I would like to fix that dumb bug. You might tell me: Does Code::Blocks give you any error? My answer is no, even if I do rebuild/clean. Code::Blocks tells me:

''-------------- Clean: Debug in UnforeseenCosmosCore (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------
Cleaned "MyProject - Debug"
-------------- Build: Debug in UnforeseenCosmosCore (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------
Linking stage skipped (build target has no object files to link)
Nothing to be done (all items are up-to-date).''

When I check in my project's folder, there's only and old version of my library (MyProject.a). Then, I decided to delete the old version just to check if it was impeding the building process. When I rebuild, the same message appears. After that, when I go check back in my project's folder, nothing have been built (there's no file MyProject.a). I really don't know how to fix this issue and that's why I need your help please .

Thecheeselover

I don't use Code::Blocks (I tried once, had issues running it), but I believe that their forums would be better suited. That said, on their forums,
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Damn, that's what I feared.

When you said "My problem was (I fixed it)", it sounded like you were saying that you fixed the problem, and were going to restate it. That's probably why people stopped offering help; they thought the problem was solved, as evidenced by the person asking you how you solved it.

Given that there was someone after you in that thread that seemed to have the same problem, it seems like more than one person has had the problem. If they've released a new version, try it out; maybe they fixed the bug. If not, may as well give it another try over there, as someone might know a fix or a cause.
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Trust me, I really searched a lot and installed the newest version. It seems like Code::Blocks has a lot of bugs on Windows. Anyway, I'll try again. Thank you.

I downloaded your project. You don't have any source (.cpp) files added to the project, all you have added are .h headers. So there is nothing to compile, no files to build. You have to add at least one .cpp source file to get anything to build.