Install Nightly Builds on Ubuntu from Command Line

[ANIRBAN GHOSH]

How install the latest nightly builds in Ubuntu 10.04 using command line?
Also is there any particular DEB file for the latest update?

[Folco]

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Code::Blocks_from_source_on_Linux

I think this could help ?

[ANIRBAN GHOSH]

Thanks but which command to run to update the installed CodeBlocks to the lastest nightly.
I am using 64bit UBUNTU 10

[stefanos_]

Anirban, I use GNU / Linux Fedora 12 and here is what you should do:

Find your SVN_Code directory; I have explicitly created this directory so I may download the latest available code on a daily basis.

Run the SVN application (GUI or terminal emulator) to synchronize it. In my case this is what I do:

cd /home/stefanos/SVN_Code/
svn update Codeblocks

Here you wait until it finishes; it always depends on your connection.

For svn information regards to Code::Blocks, please follow the official link

After I finish, I always open the BUILD file, not because I must to, but as a matter of habit.

The order of commands you should follow is

• ./bootstrapTo update revision information
• make
• And last thing you should do, is to become root to run make install. Of course, in your case since you are using Ubuntu, all you must do is sudo make install

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Happy coding!

[oBFusCATed]

As usually debian binaries (32- and 64-bit), sources and documentation packages (german and english) can be found in my repository.

The svn-revision is 6235 (the only difference is, that the new logo is not included).

See here how to use it.

What about this explanation in the last nightlies thread? http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,12593.0.html

[ANIRBAN GHOSH]

@oBFusCATed

Thanks for the help.
It worked on my Ubuntu 10 64bit.
Yes I am missing the latest LOGO though.

[Jenna]

@oBFusCATed

Thanks for the help.
It worked on my Ubuntu 10 64bit.
Yes I am missing the latest LOGO though.

I will (most likely) upload the version with the new logo today, if I am at work.
I did not do that before, because uploading 130 MB via ISDN takes about 5 hours and there is still no faster connection available at home.