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Jenna:

--- Quote from: Ancient Dragon on August 29, 2009, 05:59:46 am ---Ok, I finally figured out the problem.  I had to go into the toolchain executables window and reset the compiler and linker to both use g++.exe instead of the default g++.exe.lnk. 

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I never saw g++.exe.lnk as default value for the cpp-compiler the default value set by C::B is ming32-g++.exe .

So please don't blame C::B for a configuration error.

And I told you that most likely your toolchain is not set up correctly.
It would have been easier to check this before uninstalling and reinstalling C::B and MinGW.

Ancient Dragon:

--- Quote from: jens on August 29, 2009, 08:58:20 am ---
So please don't blame C::B for a configuration error.
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Since I installed C::B with all defaults (location etc) there is no other reason for that to have happened other than faulty C::B installation program.  Oh well, its working now, so I'm not going to moan about that any more.  C::B developer team did an outstanding job writing that IDE :)


--- Quote from: jens on August 29, 2009, 08:58:20 am ---And I told you that most likely your toolchain is not set up correctly.
It would have been easier to check this before uninstalling and reinstalling C::B and MinGW.

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Yes you are right about that one.  I had seen that several times but I thought (wrongly) that the linker would be a different program than the compiler. 

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