Used CodeBlocks for months before weird errors started appearing.

[jjpdn]

I used CodeBlocks for a really long time actually and just suddenly, errors started appearing !
First, my breakpoints stop working!
Then, I moved to Eclipse for a day. Got errors on that.
So, I came back to codeblocks AND NOW IT ****ING SAYS THIS!
The procedure entry point__gxx+personality_v0 could not be located in the dynamic link library libstdc++-6.dll
What the heck does it mean and how do I fix it?
Oh, and I rebuilded one of my old working projects and I GOT 61 ERRORS AND 12 WARNING!

[jarod42]

It seems that you change compiler version...

And you didn't provide any version, C::B, gcc, OS...

[jjpdn]

Code Blocks Version: 12.11
Mingw version: uh... how do you check that?
And what OS?

[BlueHazzard]

Mingw version: type in cmd

Code

mingw32-gcc.exe --version

And what OS?

are you kidding?
http://goo.gl/4LhEi

[jjpdn]

  Oooooooh. Operating system (I hate acronyms).
Well, I'm on a Windows  7 and that command thing does not work.

[BlueHazzard]

I think you messed up the compiler...
Did you installed C::B with mingw or did you installed mingw independently?
When did the errors started? After installing eclipse?
Is there a C:\MinGW folder on your system? -> run "mingw32-gcc.exe --version" in C:\MinGW\bin

Oh, and I rebuilded one of my old working projects and I GOT 61 ERRORS AND 12 WARNING!

can you post some of the errors?

[jjpdn]

Hey guys, I was able to get somebody to fix it (by changing compilers) (Well technically, I just got 491 more warnings but... yeah).
But I still want to use Mingw!
And there isn't a mingw version exe thing in my folder!
I installed C::B with mingw.
Errors started before installing eclipse.
Errors started after updating codeblocks.
The errors:
Well... after fixing... I'm not getting 61 errors anymore but just this:
wchar_t No such file or directory

[Jenna]

Well, I'm on a Windows  7 and that command thing does not work.

What exactly does not work ?
It still exists in win7 and even in win8.

[BlueHazzard]

And there isn't a mingw version exe thing in my folder!

There is a mingw32-gcc.exe. If not, uninstall C::B and reinstall it.

If you can't use the cmd:
Click the "start" button -> type in the searchfield "cmd" -> run "cmd.exe" -> type in the black window "mingw32-gcc.exe --version" please copy and paste the output
if this is not working:
Click the "start" button -> type in the searchfield "cmd" -> run "cmd.exe" -> type in the black window "C:\MinGW\bin\mingw32-gcc.exe --version"

please post the following path from C::B:
Settings->Compiler->Toolchain executables->Compiler's Installation directory

Hey guys, I was able to get somebody to fix it (by changing compilers) (Well technically, I just got 491 more warnings but... yeah).

what did you changed? Reinstalled the Compiler? Used the compiler from Visual Studio?

Errors started after updating codeblocks.

Fresh install? Did you un-installed the old MinGW compiler?

The errors:
Well... after fixing... I'm not getting 61 errors anymore but just this:
wchar_t No such file or directory

please post always the full error log and if possible also the  respective Code. What was this "fixing"?

thanks!

[jjpdn]

Hey everybody!
Well I reinstalled Code Blocks (again) and now I only get the 'Iostream not found thingy'. Isn't Mingw suppose to have iostream.h?
Here is the full error: ||=== test2222222, Debug ===|E:\stuff\projects\test2222222\main.cpp|1|fatal error: iostream: No such file or directory|||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 0 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|
Mingw version:
mingw32-gcc.exe <GCC> 4.7.0
Copyright <C> 2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Yes, I used Visual c++ compiler.
S***! I don't think I did a fresh reinstall but I did the install thing...
Guess what! Now, it doesn't have that T_CHAR thing just the error listed above (OMG computers LOVE hating me).
To Jens, by command thing not working I was answering BlueHazzard.

[oBFusCATed]

jjpdn:
Your post is total mess. Why don't you use the enter key and [ code ] tags to separate the various pieces of information, so it is at least a bit readable.

[jarod42]

[..]now I only get the 'Iostream not found thingy'. Isn't Mingw suppose to have iostream.h?
[..]
Yes, I used Visual c++ compiler.

MinGW is unrelated to vc compiler.

Check the configuration of your compiler inside C::B and its default include Directory...

[stahta01]

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=FAQ-Compiling_%28errors%29#Q:_How_do_I_troubleshoot_a_compiler_problem.3F

Tim S.