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paulcrown:
Greetings,
I am new to the forum, but have been using Code::Blocks for the past 7 years. I currently use C::B svn build rev 9156 with wxWidgets 2.9.5 static unicode on Xubuntu 12.04 LTS AMD64. I am using gcc 4.6.4 as my Linux compiler, and MinGW's gcc 3.20-2 for cross-compiling to WinXP thru Win8.
Most of my apps are database related using MySQL 5.5 or SQLite3 3.7.16. The latter with wxSQLite 3.0.3.
I haven't cross-compiled my first OS X app yet, but am gearing up for it. I also haven't done a lot of graphic intense apps, but that's what tomorrow is for.
I hope this satisfies the BotenAnna problem.
Paul
josmanwonoband:
--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on February 06, 2011, 10:24:57 am ---Dear Newcomers,
please make a "I am new, I am here" post by replying to this thread so we know you are a human being.
This will make is easier for us to differ valuable members from SPAM bots whose number is growing, unfortunately.
The Code::Blocks team.
--- End quote ---
Please I'm real, my name is Josman Wonoband, thanks. ::)
WardXmodem:
Back to Code::Blocks, I just keep stumbling upon things which will take some time to learn, and I'm not sure where to find them....
Ex: I don't understand how the compiler (so not really a Code::Blocks question) finds its file paths, SPECIFICALLY, when there is a "something/somethingelse" In searching the forums, it talks about (paraphrasing) path_where_QT_installed/include .... and saying "so the code is #include QTBASE/something (sorry not remembering it). BUT QTBASE was not mentioned anywhere. Is there a "#define QTBASE "d:\blah blah\blah..." (in windows?)
I found pointers to "look at the compiler variables and you'll find what you need", but then I see $(something) is where it is.
Uhhh, I don't know what a $(something) IS, nor where you set it, etc etc.
NET NET: most answers assume a rather thorough knowledge of (Linux? Code::Blocks, etc?) and are too "shallow" an answer.
I know this is the wrong place to ask, but I've not found the answer in lots of searches (tho I HAVE gotten a LOT to run).
>>> ALSO, where's the best place to discuss the intersection of wxWidgets, Code::Blocks, etc?
____
Ward Christensen, inventor of "Xmodem" and, w/Randy Suess, BBSs.
josmanwonoband:
--- Quote from: josmanwonoband on September 24, 2013, 05:33:06 am ---
--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on February 06, 2011, 10:24:57 am ---Dear Newcomers,
please make a "I am new, I am here" post by replying to this thread so we know you are a human being.
This will make is easier for us to differ valuable members from SPAM bots whose number is growing, unfortunately.
The Code::Blocks team.
--- End quote ---
Please I'm real, my name is Josman Wonoband, thanks. ::)
--- End quote ---
Thanks...!
;D
Daz46:
I am new
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