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User forums => Help => Topic started by: ASJ on February 10, 2006, 01:59:54 am
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Did anyone succeed in compiling a recent svn version of Code::Blocks on a SuSE 10.0 system?
The binary from november 14th 2005 is pretty unstable so I wanted to compile a more recent version with probably many improvements.
However, after struggling for about a week I do not know any option anymore that I did not try. There is a nice tutorial on how to build CB from svn also for a general linux distro. Following this everything goes pretty smoothly untill somewhere during the make.
Did anyone out there succeed in compiling a recent svn version? If so please tell me how it should be done!
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A few days ago, I successfully compiled CB under FreeBSD 6.0. I know a bug that the compiling can be affected by the old library of the installed CB. So before compiling it, it is better deleting the library. I have a patch that hasn't been submitted. Sorry for that.
Hope this is helpful for you.
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Did anyone out there succeed in compiling a recent svn version? If so please tell me how it should be done!
Yes, in Suse 9.3. I just updated to latest svn, bootstraped, maked and installed. Since then (about a week ago) I'm using the unix project file to build using codeblocks.
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A few days ago, I successfully compiled CB under FreeBSD 6.0. I know a bug that the compiling can be affected by the old library of the installed CB. So before compiling it, it is better deleting the library. I have a patch that hasn't been submitted. Sorry for that.
Hope this is helpful for you.
I assume "the library" is the wxwidgets library ? I think I already tried this...but I'll try it again just to be sure
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Did anyone out there succeed in compiling a recent svn version? If so please tell me how it should be done!
Yes, in Suse 9.3. I just updated to latest svn, bootstraped, maked and installed. Since then (about a week ago) I'm using the unix project file to build using codeblocks.
You did not get errors like missing zip files and/or problems that stuff could not be found although it was created and/or present?