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Ben:
Hello Forum,
i've just installed CodeBlocks (codeblocks-cvs17112005-i686-1pn7) as suggested in forum message on a fresh Slackware 10.2 installation, just built the distro from scratch for this task, i don't want to use other distros, Slack fits in just 400Mb with X, blackbox WM and C::B; bare.i kernel, now custom things.
No fancy installation, just followed installer and got into them Libs, Gcc and X.
First problem, now solved, due to some Patrick's reasons GCC g++ 3.3.6 doesn't include proper libs, so i've also installed GCC cc and c++ compilers 3.4.4 to avoid troubles.
Now it seems c::b need wx gtk libs to run properly, see msg: "
codeblocks: error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2-2.6.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
"
i don't want to build wx from scratch, i don't even know what pieces of them does c::b needs.

Is there someone who has already used c::b with Slack ? what tgz pkgs should i need to install, where i can find them ?
i've travelled around the forum and the net for three days but with no success, thank you in advance for your reply
Regards

Ben

takeshimiya:
I hope that the slackware package was built with the wxGTK package that is at linuxpackages.net.

If that's the case, the only thing you need is to download it from http://www.linuxpackages.net/pkg_details.php?id=8078 (for Slackware 10.2).

I don't use Slackware anymore, but the package should work ok. :)

Ben:
Back again,
i've already downloaded and installed tgz package from linuxpackages but it seems it doesn't work (i can install the package, i cannot run c::b), i got the same error message, while listing libraries on my pc i've not seen the library mentioned by codeblocks... what I guess the c::b package is wrong or maded with packages i don't have.
Any ideas ? how can i solve it ?

Thanks again
Ben

David Perfors:
do you have GTK(2) installed?

polygon7:
If You have wxGTK installed, then make symlink in Your /usr/lib (or in /opt/wx - i dont remember, i use Gentoo now) to the wxGTK2 lib:

--- Code: ---ln -s Your-wxgtk2-2.6-lib libwx_gtk2-2.6.so.0

--- End code ---
this should help.

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