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tiwag:
i'm just starting to setup a fresh Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy
and would like to know, what is the recommended build-environment for CodeBlocks ?


i assume for all of these following packages i can take the latest version from the ubuntu-repositories,
has someone had any problems using a particular version ?
autoconf
automake
binutils
libtool
wxGTK-2.6
wx-common

gcc, g++
gcc is version 4.0 ok ?

wx-Widgets, what's recommended to use
wxwidgets  2.6.1  or  2.6.2,  ansi  or  unicode   ???


am i missing something ?

thanks

cyberkoa:
If I am not mistaken , you need build-essential, g++ , lib-tools package .

C::B can only run on wxGTK2.6.x  with Unicode make  (I remember last time the unicode conversion proposed by rick is to solve the Linux prolem)

I use wxwidgets-2.6.2 , manage to compile using the autotools (bootstrap .. configure ...) but it was 1 month ago , recently C::B is under heavy changes , maybe there are some changes ..

it is better to put all the code under <home> directory or else it will have a lot of authority problem ..unless you use root , I suffer from that the first few times of my trial.

mandrav:
C::B compiles and works fine out-of-the-box in Ubuntu (that's what I use :) ).
Just install the essentials (compiler, autotools), install the wxGTK packages (no need to build it yourself) and wxgtk-common and then build C::B. Easy as 1-2-3 :)

che:

--- Quote from: mandrav on December 05, 2005, 10:42:02 am ---C::B compiles and works fine out-of-the-box in Ubuntu (that's what I use :) ).
Just install the essentials (compiler, autotools), install the wxGTK packages (no need to build it yourself) and wxgtk-common and then build C::B. Easy as 1-2-3 :)

--- End quote ---

Hi Mandrav,

For the unexperienced users, can you be more precise about "build Easy as 1-2-3"  ;-)

Thanks a lot.
Pascual.

mandrav:
Have you read the wiki?
Read this, the section titled "Code::Blocks installation".

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