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12.1 missing options

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I started a new static LIB project on C++ Builder 12.1.  In Project Option, Project Properties, General where has 'Run C++ compiler in a separate process' gone?  Also where is 'Number of subprocesses'?  When I built the LIB I had the message unknown argument --jobs=1, which is related to the missing options.

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I have found that the parallel processing feature is removed with 12.1 Clang 64 modern and is brought back and enhanced with 12.2.  I also have a message about an unknown argument -PD.  I don't feel that 12.1 was tested before release with static library projects.

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try this: C++Compiler -> General Compilation -> Enable batch compilation to false

Save and open project again, it sovled my same message unknown argument --jobs=1

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I am getting some compiling done now.  Is per file overrides set by right clicking on a project file and selecting edit local options?  I haven't looked at this before.

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When I compile a unit for Windows 64-bit Modern with 'Enable all warnings' on and get many warnings and hints the dialog box says there are 0 warnings and 0 hints.

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I have noticed the option 'Run C++ compiler in a separate process' with 12.1 that should not be seen will occasionally appear.

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On 11/5/2024 at 5:51 AM, Fraser said:

I am getting some compiling done now.  Is per file overrides set by right clicking on a project file and selecting edit local options?  I haven't looked at this before.

Right click on the source file and choose Edit local options.

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With the 12.1 64-bit modern compiler the include directory windows\crtl is omitted.  I am assuming it has problems that could not be resolved for that verion of C++ Builder.  Is this fixed with 12.2?  Is there any way to use gettime and getdate of the header dos.h with 12.1 64-bit modern?

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