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kai:
--- Quote from: mandrav on December 06, 2005, 05:49:35 pm ---We provide no linux packages. Search who made it and maybe he can help you. He probably didn't use the default installation directory.
Sorry...
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yes, but this thread is about packages, isn't it? :)
--- Quote from: mandrav on December 06, 2005, 05:49:35 pm ---It's easy to build C::B though. Maybe you should try it.
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will do
che:
--- Quote from: mandrav on December 06, 2005, 05:49:35 pm ---
--- Quote from: kai on December 06, 2005, 04:11:55 pm ---when i install C::B from that ubuntu package
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We provide no linux packages. Search who made it and maybe he can help you. He probably didn't use the default installation directory.
Sorry...
It's easy to build C::B though. Maybe you should try it.
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I have tried it with no success at all by the moment. Please, someone could give some advice? I cannot find a proper Makefile. I am not familiar with automake, so what to do?
Thanks!
Charon:
sorry, i didn't see that there were new posts in this thread, else i would have answered earlier.
actually i think i now where this problem is comming from :-(
if configured C::B with the option "--prefix=/opt/codeblocks".
well, i then built the *.deb, installed it and thought "woohoo, it works!".
mh, i just didn't think about the fact that i had still the whole C::B-directory in /opt...
so no wonder it isn't complaining on my notebook :-(
i am really ashamed about my stupid mistake. will have a look at this on the weekend.
sorry
Markus
Azriphale:
Markus,
Thanks for doing all the work of making the Ubuntu Breezy .deb, I was having trouble getting Code::Blocks to compile (well, ./configure was being stupid and I couldn't fix it)
I have fixed the problem with the Ubuntu Breezy .deb
I do not, however, have any webspace on which to put the deb, so here are instructions on how I fixed it:
The '$' denotes astandard user's console.
--- Code: ---$ dpkg -x codeblocks-1.0rc2.deb codeblocks-1.0rc2
$ mkdir codeblocks-1.0rc2/DEBIAN
$ dpkg -e codeblocks-1.0rc2.deb codeblocks-1.0rc2/DEBIAN
$ cd codeblocks-1.0rc2
$ mkdir opt
$ mkdir opt/codeblocks
$ mv share opt/codeblocks
$ cd ..
$ mv codeblocks-1.0rc2.deb codeblocks-1.0rc2-orig.deb
$ dpkg --build codeblocks-1.0rc2
--- End code ---
Simon
Neumann:
Hello all,
I hereby announce the avalability of Code::Blocks 1.0rc2 deb for Debian Sid and Ubuntu Breezy. They are not, by Debian standard, perfect packages, but they build and install fine on my box. I expect that the Debian package will also install fine on an Etch-based system, and, to a lesser, I think the package for Ubuntu should also work on an Ubuntu Dapper based system. The Debian package will *not* work on a Sarge based box due to the unavalability of wxWidget 2.6 in the main archive.
Frederico Mameri has stood volunteer to update the package in the future. I've assured him of my collaboration if required. That means all feature request (for the package, not in CB itself) will be redirected to him. He seems motivated and competent. I've got some other packages and projects to handle so I think it's better for CB if somebody like him take over.
But, AFAIK, I can still provide distro-specific package for Etch, Dapper and Sarge since they all share the same sources and building is easy. I'll monitor the forum for a few days for any requests of that kind.
The Debian packages are available at:
http://neutronic.mine.nu/unstable
(this is an apt repository if anyone cares: deb http://neutronic.mine.nu/unstable ./)
The Ubuntu packages are available at:
http://neutronic.mine.nu/ubuntu-breezy
(this is *not* and apt repository so take the .deb directly)
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