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User forums => Help => Topic started by: phazall on July 11, 2015, 08:30:23 pm
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EDIT: The problem has been fixed. I went to Project > Build Options and then set the compiler to the desired compiler.
I can't compile my program because I'm missing the Intel C/C++ compiler executable.
I don't even have that compiler installed on my windows 8.1 64-bit system! And, I have the MinGW compiler installed. I have in the compiler settings menu the GNU GCC compiler set as the default compiler, among a list of a plethora of other compilers to choose from, most of which I have never installed.
I have tried resetting my compiler settings to default, but C::B still gets hung up on the fact that it can't find the Intel C/C++ compiler.
Here's what it looks like with the default MinGW settings:
(http://i.imgur.com/AVXFcXs.png)
And this is the little bubble that pops up after I hit "OK":
(http://i.imgur.com/SAYRaDx.png)
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!!
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Can you post the exact steps to reproduce the problem?
Reading your description I'm not really sure what you're complaining about.
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Certainly. I'm trying to compile a simple "Hello World" program, but am unable to do so because I am missing the Intel C/C++ compiler. However, I want to use the MinGW compiler. I don't even have the Intel C/C++ compiler installed on my system. I've included some pictures of my system in the above post.
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Are you sure mingw is the designated compiler for your project/target in 'project -> build options' menu item?
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If by designated compiler you mean that I have set it as the default compiler, then yes, I am sure.
In fact, when I arbitrarily select another compiler in the drop-down menu, and set that as the default compiler, then click "OK", I still get the same popup shown in the second picture in my first post.
EDIT:
Sorry, I misread your comment. No, I did not. I switched it to that and then reset my settings to default. Everything works great! Thanks!