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Landslyde:
Just installed C::B with wxSmith. Did nothing more than add a BoxSizer and dropped a button on it. Hit the "Build and Run" and it immediately threw an error to this line of code:

#include <wx/app.h>

/home/woogi/Desktop/Code Blocks/Test1/tester2/tester2App.h|13|fatal error: wx/app.h: No such file or directory|
||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 0 warnings ===|


Now my best guess here is that this has to do with wxSmith not being available for the include. But I've checked and wxSmith is installed.

I run Linux Mint 13 Mate and downloaded C::B and wxSmith from the repository, so this should be a complete install, everything where it should be and AS it should be.  I suppose I've done something wrong here...somewhere. So if someone could help me get this on track I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Landslyde

PS: I read the info presented to the Forum by the C::B upper echelons. I hold no doctorate in anything, so I hope you don't mind a man coming in who asks questions that may seem trivial to you. I'm just trying to learn.

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: Landslyde on December 01, 2012, 05:55:45 am ---Now my best guess here is that this has to do with wxSmith not being available for the include. But I've checked and wxSmith is installed.

--- End quote ---
wxSmith doesn't organise includes, you do (always, btw). Also, wxSmith does not provide the wxWidgets sources required for building wx applications (as there are many flavours, versions, btw). So: Grab wxWidgets, install it as dev packages or compile yourself, setup Code::Blocks as needed and start developing. Its easy! There is also a tutorial in the WiKi.

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