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etko:
I've downloaded cb rc2 then the cb mentieoned in nightly developers thread. I simply unpacked contents of nightly package over the install. Cb loads but complains about some string func not exportetd in cb dll is this right behavior?

How i am suppoesed to install nightly?

thomas:
This error occurs because you have remaining plugins from RC2 which are not compatible with the current codeblocks.dll.

Go to the plugins folder and look at file creation dates, delete all "old" ones.

EDIT:
Sorry, I did not answer your question "How i am suppoesed to install nightly?" at all...

The correct way to install it is to
- either unpack the archive to a new folder and install MinGW separately
- or unpack to the RC2 folder (if you want to keep the compiler) after deleting the application, the dll, and the shared folder

TDragon:
There is enough of a difference between RC2 and the nightly builds that it would probably be better to uninstall RC2 and delete everything from the directory you installed to before extracting the nightly build. To run a nightly build, you need to have MinGW or the compiler of your choice installed (if not MinGW, then make sure you get mingwm10.dll), and you need the nightly build .7z as well as the wxWidgets Unicode DLL (links to both are in each nightly build announcement). Just extract them both to the same directory.

thomas:

--- Quote ---(if not MinGW, then make sure you get mingwm10.dll)
--- End quote ---
Not strictly necessary. Although recommended, you do not absolutely need this. All that dll does is create RPTs on an application crash, and there should be no other side effect if you don't have it.

If you want to do a 100% clean install as TDragon proposed, you will find all you need to know about how to install MinGW here: http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=MinGW_installation

mandrav:

--- Quote from: thomas on February 04, 2006, 10:32:10 pm ---Not strictly necessary. Although recommended, you do not absolutely need this. All that dll does is create RPTs on an application crash, and there should be no other side effect if you don't have it.

--- End quote ---

Thomas, mingwm10.dll is needed. It is needed by any mingw-application that uses threads.
You probably confused it with exchndl.dll which is for backtraces :)

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