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TDM-GCC 5 series (Latest: 5.1.0 - 2015-06-28)

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rresto:
Hi, if I try to debug a simple C hello program, it's OK with Tdm 4.9 64 bit, but not OK with Tdm 5 64 bit (error displayed at gdb.exe startup : code 0xc000007b).

In 32 bits its OK

TDragon:
Did you add the (tdm-gcc)/gdb32/bin or (tdm-gcc)/gdb64/bin directories to your PATH? (You shouldn't do this.)

If not, is there a 32-bit python27.dll present somewhere else?

EDIT: Found that the 32-bit Python was mistakenly put in the 64-bit TDM GDB package, and another 64-bit Python on my system was masking the problem. A new package has been uploaded.

headkase:
No matter what I do I cannot get wxMSW 2.8.12 to compile with TDM 64 5.1.0.  It compiles with TDM 32 5.1.0.  Much googling has pointed to the MinGW-W64 runtime API as being the culprit but I have no idea how to go about fixing that.  Can you give any tips or a specific configuration to use?  I need 2.8.12 for Code::Blocks itself when building that.  I have successfully built wxWidgets 3.0.2 with TDM 64 5.1.0 but the resulting Code::Blocks editor with that has an issue with the caret (cursor) when navigating source files.

scarphin:
headkase: tdm4.9.2 successfully compiles wx2.8.12 (at least with a 64-bit friendly patch to the wx2.8 part) but be aware there is a bug in wx2.8 that effects debugger's frame numbers and stack switching.
Details here -> http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,20155.0.html
If you want to go that way I've posted a patch to fix this in the above thread and it works but it is not applied to CB and won't be.

TDragon:
I've successfully built under TDM64 with -m32, generating 32-bit code - but if you're talking about 64-bit wxWidgets and 64-bit Code::Blocks, I've never yet tried because I don't think it's fully supported yet on the Code::Blocks side.

-John E. / TDM

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