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Michael:

--- Quote from: macwolf on March 23, 2006, 02:48:54 pm ---I'm using Code::Blocks v1.0,WxWidgets 2.6.2, makefile done with gcc 3.9.0
trying to compile template from Code::Blocks.

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GCC 3.9.0 :?? In Windows? AFAIK there is a candidate GCC 3.4.5 (If we exclude Ceniza's GCC 4.1.0), but 3.9.0 no. In Linux there is a GCC 3.9.0.

Best wishes,
Michael

macwolf:

 Yop they're there... ( it is default, i just want to know if it works proprerly)
  ( comilation for MS Visual .NET 2003 works fine, though i'd rather use gcc..)

macwolf:



GCC 3.4.4 sorry for misleading number...

Vlad:
I download C::B that includes mingw (codeblocks-1.0rc2_mingw.exe)  and MSW setup (wxMSW-2.6.3-Setup-1.exe). After installing that I followed instructions in wiki to build MSW, I added  <MINGW>\bin; and <MINGW>\mingw32\bin; to path (where <MINGW> for me points to C:\CodeBlocks as I understand) and constantly had 'cannot exec cc1' error when trying to execute "mingw32-make -f makefile.gcc  MONOLITHIC=1 SHARED=1 UNICODE=1 BUILD=release". But when I downloaded bat file posted by MortenMacFly above and corrected paths there for my case it worked!

But actually I cannot tell what was wrong :), perhaps <MINGW> must be in the PATH too (C:\CodeBlocks for me) and <MINGW>\mingw32\bin is not needed.

oz:
I am using the wxWidgets2.6.3 patch 1. This morning, I unziped the patch 2 files to the root directory of wxWidgets, and make clean then make it again, is that the correct way to apply the patch or not :shock:?

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