A bug for code::blocks when kaspersky is installed

[master_seven]

With kaspersky having been installed on my computer, I installed code::blocks today. Then i wrote a simplest c++ source file, which just prints out "hello world", to test this software. well,  i just clicked "run" button tu run this file(actually, it compiled sucessfully), but unfortunatelly, error occured like below:

Process returned 1978266761 (0x75E9F489)   execution time : 1.248 s

the exection time will be larger when the source file run at first time, like 10s.

so, i decided to stop kapasky, and run the file again, well, i got the desired result. then i tried to startup kaspersky again, the same problem happened.

I don't why, can't code::blocks run normally with kaspersky? anyone has or had the same problem?

[MortenMacFly]

I don't why, can't code::blocks run normally with kapasky?

...whatever kapasky is...

[Commaster]

Looks like "Kaspersky" in a really bad grammar...

It's a known issue of Kaspersky itself. The workaround is to add output dir to ignore.

[master_seven]

Looks like "Kaspersky" in a really bad grammar...

It's a known issue of Kaspersky itself. The workaround is to add output dir to ignore.

sorry, it is "kaspersky". and i want to know how to add output dir, thanks

[MortenMacFly]

sorry, it is "kaspersky".

Complain to kaspersky then - its not a C::B issue and surely many other apps will slow-down, too.

and i want to know how to add output dir, thanks

I don't understand. What "output dir"? Why "add"? Add to what?

Please be more precise, otherwise nobody can help. Also see here:
http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,9996.0.html

[master_seven]

Complain to kaspersky then - its not a C::B issue and surely many other apps will slow-down, too.

the problem is that the program can't run at all, not the running speed.

I don't understand. What "output dir"? Why "add"? Add to what?

Commaster said the workaround was to add output dir to ignore. so i asked him  how to add.

[Commaster]

Output dir - Object and executables output dir of your project or C::B in general.

You'll have to look through the settings of your AV to find the trusted zone settings and add your C::B and project paths there.