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compiler problem : no such file or directory
stahta01:
--- Quote from: BlueHazzard on April 16, 2016, 08:23:18 pm ---So this is a compiler internal error? probably Mingw could not find, execute something?
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Yes, this is an MinGW internal error; I have only gotten it once.
But, I gotten the same error with mingw make instead of the mingw compiler about 30 times.
It has at least 50% of the time been caused by sh.exe being in my system path; the other times I saw no common cause.
Edit: My original theory related to mingw make was that it failed to find the command to delete a file; I forgot why I thought that was a possible cause.
Tim S.
amiraghazadeh:
--- Quote from: amiraghazadeh on April 17, 2016, 01:40:37 am ---
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Yes, this is an MinGW internal error; I have only gotten it once.
But, I gotten the same error with mingw make instead of the mingw compiler about 30 times.
It has at least 50% of the time been caused by sh.exe being in my system path; the other times I saw no common cause.
Edit: My original theory related to mingw make was that it failed to find the command to delete a file; I forgot why I thought that was a possible cause.
Tim S.
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I have two windows on m lab top. one of them is 7 with AVG 2014 and other XP with NOD32.
I have deleted both antiviruses. on XP I finally was successful and got result, but on 7 I still have problem.
I even have deleted all related files manually. but problem still is existed.
stahta01:
On the Windows 7, the issue might be one of permissions.
In other words, you might try having the project you are trying to create in a folder you are positive you have read and write rights.
I would just verify the Compiler is good by compiling on the command line; but, newbies find this to be hard.
Edit: I wrote directions to verify an MinGW Compiler works somewhere; I will see if I can find them.
Tim S.
stahta01:
Found my directions to verify an MinGW GCC installation; but, I have no idea if the directions are still valid.
https://github.com/stahta01/stahta01.github.io/blob/master/CodeBlocks/CB_Trouble_Shooting/CodeBlocks%20MinGW%20GCC%20Troubleshooting.txt
I would do at least part 3
Part III. Run the test batch files to confirm a good MinGW Installation
Tim S.
amiraghazadeh:
--- Quote from: stahta01 on April 17, 2016, 03:36:53 am ---Found my directions to verify an MinGW GCC installation; but, I have no idea if the directions are still valid.
https://github.com/stahta01/stahta01.github.io/blob/master/CodeBlocks/CB_Trouble_Shooting/CodeBlocks%20MinGW%20GCC%20Troubleshooting.txt
I would do at least part 3
Part III. Run the test batch files to confirm a good MinGW Installation
Tim S.
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I went this way.
but similar to previous time, I got nothing.
I uninstalled and installed CB several times but I got nothing.
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