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Lanny:
I teach using Code::Blocks and I have two classes each semester for approximately 200 students total.

One class is C++ and they compile and then use wxWidgets as the Windows API.  The students use wxWidgets for each week's assignments.

wxWidgets is up to 3.2.6 for MinGW.  But the Code::Blocks project wizard stops at 3.1.x.

I have just updated the instructions by having them manually change the project build options to change from libwxmsw31u.a set by the wizard to libwxmst32u.a so the projects can build successfully.

Isn't it about time to upgrade the project wizard?

The linux version goes up version 3.3.x.

Really?

Miguel Gimenez:
Nightly builds allow 3.2 since 2022-01-05 and 3.3 since 2022-11-09. You can use the last (just expand the three ZIP files in a folder) or copy wizard.script to the 20.03 folder. The first option is better, as it fixes some bugs and adds new features.

Lanny:
These are beginning students so they need to be able to use the auto-install setup.exe.

Also each semester the nightly builds would be different.

The best path for me is to have them change the build option for the correct library than having them download a zip file and unzip into Windows.

Thank you for your input.

Miguel Gimenez:
Then, overwriting the script with this after the initial setup can be an additional lesson.

Lanny:
Thanks for providing the modified script.

I tried to play with it, but it was not a simple single change.

I will work with this.

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