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thomas:

--- Quote from: thed0ctor on December 19, 2012, 03:47:46 pm ---I did this and rand the
I tried doing the same in the normal command prompt and it gave me an error:
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which isn't the same error as Codeblocks.
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Yes it is exactly the same error. 0xc00000be signifies missing a system library.

Not related to Code::Blocks, really. You have a bad Visual Studio install, or accidentially deleted some files, or accidentially changed the path or dllpath environment variables, or something worse (malware?).

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: thomas on December 19, 2012, 04:15:59 pm ---Not related to Code::Blocks, really. You have a bad Visual Studio install, or accidentially deleted some files, or accidentially changed the path or dllpath environment variables, or something worse (malware?).

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I think this  is not correct, because all installs of VStudio doesn't modify the env. There is a reqirement  to  run cl.exe (and otherd) in the modified env by using the provided scripts.

thed0ctor: can you try to run codeblock, from inside the modified console to see if this fixes your problem?

thed0ctor:
@thomas: I install VS11 a while ago and just installed codeblocks today. I then started setting up the environment variables etc and couldn't build anything in codeblocks. I don't get this error when I run the "Visual Studio Command Prompt," it compiles and runs just fine. Running the normal command prompt (i.e. hitting WIN+R, typing in cmd, hit enter) gives me that error. Almost like something is loaded in the VS command prompt that isn't in the normal one.

@oBFusCATed: I'm not sure how to run CodeBlocks from the modified console. Is it in a menu or something?

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: thed0ctor on December 19, 2012, 06:22:10 pm ---@oBFusCATed: I'm not sure how to run CodeBlocks from the modified console. Is it in a menu or something?

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just type path_to_exe\codeblock.exe ...

thed0ctor:
Oh haha, thought you meant have CB use this command line instead of the default one. I ran CB from within the VS terminal and it worked. Now do I need to make a script to make codeblocks always open with this or is there an easier way?

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