The 07 April 2012 build (7925) is out.

[killerbot]

the build is back online :-)

[zabzonk]

I haven't been following the debugger branch, as I don't use the debugger much, but what has happened to the local variables display in the watch window? If it has been moved elsewhere, where?

[oBFusCATed]

Removed and waiting for a volunteer to reimplement them.  :

[zabzonk]

Removed and waiting for a volunteer to reimplement them.

It's an interesting model of software development where you "progress" by removing what to many people will be essential features.

[oBFusCATed]

Gnome people are our teachers, next version of C::B will have totally useless interface, but it will be touch ready 

[nenin]

I haven't been following the debugger branch, as I don't use the debugger much, but what has happened to the local variables display in the watch window? If it has been moved elsewhere, where?

In some cases automatic view of local variables crashed gdb, or C::B, or both... You can view they manually. As I do.  :

[ptDev]

I haven't been following the debugger branch, as I don't use the debugger much, but what has happened to the local variables display in the watch window? If it has been moved elsewhere, where?

In some cases automatic view of local variables crashed gdb, or C::B, or both... You can view they manually. As I do.  :

I've been getting GDB crashes too. Mostly when trying to watch local strings.

[oBFusCATed]

stl pretty printers + locals + breaking at the { of the function is a guarantee of a gdb crash or a long wait, because gdb had returned massive output.
But this is not the real reason for the "removal". I wanted to do it in multiple windows, but current AUI is not capable of moving windows between notebooks, so I abandoned the idea.

[fubo]

Issue reported here is still present.

[NilC]

Hey guys!
Sorry for my English
rev 7918 and later - there are lags (not always, nearly 50\50) in C::B, when Debugger, or Compiler are started, also there are lags when you opening projects.
Platform: Win x64.

[oBFusCATed]

Do you have lag, when switching between files?

If you have then this is a known problem.

[NilC]

Hmm, nope. When files are opened and I switching between them - everything is OK.

[Halan]

Awesome! Code::Blocks is getting better and more stable ever release