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Example: i’d like to always see “CPU Registers” and never see “Scripting Console”.
Using Code::Blocks, how can i do this, regardless of the project i use?
You realize the CPU register window won’t show anything unless you’re actually debugging right?
Anyway, to save a perspective in C::B, setup the IDE to the layout you want and just save it. In your case, you would do something like the follow:
to View->Toolbars->Debugger.
windows’->’CPU Registers’.
The next time you start C::B it’ll use the last perspective you were on when you quit. So make sure you exit C::B with the new saved perspective.