The 10 July 2006 build is out.

[MB]

http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/wxmsw26u_gcc_cb_wx2.6.3p2.7z

Thank you! The 2nd download location works

[MB]

don't shoot me ;-) , search again please, I know in other posts a 'secondary download location" has been specified.

[EDIT] or read the post above, typing at the same moment ...

No worries and thanks for the help.

[mandrav]

See this little white text box on the upper right part of the page with a button titled "Search"? Type your keywords there and then press the button...

Thank you for introducing me and other forum members to the wonders of the Search field and button. Even though I am sure that the operational semantics of “Search” is already well understood by most members of this forum

Apparently not...

Any (useful) help would be appreciated

“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime”—Author unknown

[artoj]

@killerbot

Any chances that you could replace the links in the nightly posts with the general one (which provides mirrors)?

Also, have you seen this? I also think that it would be great it the rss feed would include the commits.

[MB]

See this little white text box on the upper right part of the page with a button titled "Search"? Type your keywords there and then press the button...

Thank you for introducing me and other forum members to the wonders of the Search field and button. Even though I am sure that the operational semantics of “Search” is already well understood by most members of this forum

Apparently not...

Any (useful) help would be appreciated

“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime”—Author unknown

LOL! Let me give you a quote then:

"To start blindly with a statement is a sign of arrogance and narrow-mindedness, and will lead to conflict. To start blindly with a question is a sign of uncertainty and honesty, and will lead to wisdom."

[mandrav]

LOL! Let me give you a quote then:

"To start blindly with a statement is a sign of arrogance and narrow-mindedness, and will lead to conflict. To start blindly with a question is a sign of uncertainty and honesty, and will lead to wisdom."

Let me see if I get this straight:

• You come here with a question that has been asked and answered before,
• I tell you to use the forum search,
• You reply ironically to my reply,
• I give you a quote why my post was actually useful, and
• You call me arrogant and narrow-minded?  :?:

* mandrav is left speechless...

I 'll just be your kind host (for now).
But don't fool yourself that such behaviour will be tolerated in the future...

[Pecan]

A problem with one of the links:

Too many clients for /codeblocks/wxmsw26u_gcc_cb_wx2.6.3p2.7z

Not sure if this is really a "Too many clients" problem or some other problem?

See this little white text box on the upper right part of the page with a button titled "Search"? Type your keywords there and then press the button...

Another quote from blind arrogance, abuse, and cynicism

 "if the foo shits..."

[MB]

Let's focus on solving the problem. The link doesn't work because it doesn't point to where the mirrors are. So it is a very simple problem to fix as artoj points out:

@killerbot

Any chances that you could replace the links in the nightly posts with the general one (which provides mirrors)?

Also, have you seen this? I also think that it would be great it the rss feed would include the commits.

[vesselin_peev]

Mandrav, I notice that your first reply to MB,

See this little white text box on the upper right part of the page with a button titled "Search"? Type your keywords there and then press the button..."

reads as patronizing, even if you hadn't intended it to be so. No ones likes to be patronized. All the more, MB posed the question normally, and kindly added that CodeBlocks is a great work. To MB: from my experience as a forum administrator elsewhere, I can tell you that most people don't search before asking. So, please understand Mandrav's reaction. You shouldn't have replied with sarcasm to him.

I couldn't help but post this, as I think this forum is visited by educated people.

[mandrav]

Mandrav, I notice that your first reply to MB,

See this little white text box on the upper right part of the page with a button titled "Search"? Type your keywords there and then press the button..."

reads as patronizing, even if you hadn't intended it to be so. No ones likes to be patronized. All the more, MB posed the question normally, and kindly added that CodeBlocks is a great work.

It wasn't intended as patronizing. No such intention from my part.
Anyway, move on people

[MB]

Mandrav, I notice that your first reply to MB,

See this little white text box on the upper right part of the page with a button titled "Search"? Type your keywords there and then press the button..."

reads as patronizing, even if you hadn't intended it to be so. No ones likes to be patronized. All the more, MB posed the question normally, and kindly added that CodeBlocks is a great work. To MB: from my experience as a forum administrator elsewhere, I can tell you that most people don't search before asking. So, please understand Mandrav's reaction. You shouldn't have replied with sarcasm to him.

I couldn't help but post this, as I think this forum is visited by educated people.

I am also a forum administrator elsewhere and do understand why it sometimes can be tempting to be (lets say) less than problem focused when replying

But I also do believe that if a person thinks it is fair to patronize other people then that person should accept that sometimes he/she will be patronized right back

But anyway…let’s move on and not waste any more time on this. I for one won’t post any more about this. Time to code!

[vesselin_peev]

But I also do believe that if a person thinks it is fair to patronize other people then that person should accept that sometimes he/she will be patronized right back

Of course, you are right about this, but it is also true that patronising (and sarcasm) are bad regardless of why they are used. So, a sensible man will not use them even if he is their aim.

[killerbot]

@killerbot

Any chances that you could replace the links in the nightly posts with the general one (which provides mirrors)?

Also, have you seen this? I also think that it would be great it the rss feed would include the commits.

I didn't know there were other links that provided mirrors  :oops:

Second part, will see, first I need to automate things a bit further. Though I am not so found of the idea. Rss feeds should be small, it's main purpose is just to let you know there's news and provide you with a quick lint to the news, so you don't needs to reload that website page all the time. Just like the firefox guys do it.
The commit posts can be very long on some productive days ;-)