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[Buip1974]

Hi to the moderator who locked the previous post

I am wanting to know where are the help files, I dont want anyone to fix the code as there i nothing wrong with it. I use a program called AmiBroker which uses a c language derivative when you start to type a function it displays on the screen the expected parameters for that function. When I go to help I can search the help file for a list of available functions their definitions and these are cross linked to other functions within the same category and examples are given. When it finds an error I can highlight the error press F1 and it will tell me what caused the error.

I honestly appreciate your help but does Code:Blocks contain any help files so I can help myself.

Regards

Pieter

[Jenna]

Hi to the moderator who locked the previous post

I am wanting to know where are the help files, I dont want anyone to fix the code as there i nothing wrong with it. I use a program called AmiBroker which uses a c language derivative when you start to type a function it displays on the screen the expected parameters for that function. When I go to help I can search the help file for a list of available functions their definitions and these are cross linked to other functions within the same category and examples are given. When it finds an error I can highlight the error press F1 and it will tell me what caused the error.

I honestly appreciate your help but does Code:Blocks contain any help files so I can help myself.

Regards

Pieter

You are short before being banned from the forum.

Morten gave you enough hints where to search and told you that C::B is not a compiler and so has nothing to do with C/C++ help files.

Topic locked again !
Any following post about that topic will be removed without a warning !!

[MortenMacFly]

Hi to the moderator who locked the previous post

Look: Code::Blocks is not a compiler, nor a compiler framework, nor a help platform. Code::Blocks is a cross platform IDE that supports a number of different compiler on a cross platform basis. In addition but specific to your platform/compiler you can use software libraries or frameworks as you like. If you decide to use C, use it; if you decide to use C++/STL, do it.

There are literally unlimited combinations of compilers vs. libraries vs. frameworks Code::Blocks supports, as it is JUST AN IDE. We cannot and will not put a help file for each and every possibility. I told you that in your case it is the easiest to either find yourself a good book or helpfile relevant for your platform / compiler / libraries.

You can integrate any help based on CHM, HTML, MAN file or documents like Word, PDF whatever into C::B's help system. C::B does only ship with the help for C::B itself, not anything else.

I hope this answers your question. As  the topic is therefore still not valid for our forum, I am locking it again. Please respect our forum rules from now on, especially this http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,9996.msg69506.html#msg69506 and this: http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,246.0.html .