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zjf705:
I downloaded the .deb packages from link below:

http://download.berlios.de/codeblocks/CB_20060322_rev2227_ubuntu.deb

After the installation when i tried to run C::B in terminal,
i got the error message like this:

codeblocks: symbol lookup error: codeblocks: undefined symbol: _ZN11FileFilters9MSVC7_EXT :(

And then i tried several other svn packages such as rev2220, reve2236 the same error message showed up.

Is there anything to do to solve this problem?

Thank you very much

Best regards,
zjf705

Michael:
Hello,

Before downloading the .deb package did you have another version of C::B installed? RC2 may be?

Occasionally, I let one of my colleague tests the packages (on kubuntu 5.10). The last tested version was IIRC rev2218 which worked fine.

Best wishes,
Michael

zjf705:
Thank you Michael

I did installed another version of C::B about two weeks ago. I downloaded the source code of C::B with svn and compiled it and installed to /opt/codeblocks/ according to the instructions in the wiki. It works well but I also wanted to try the .deb packages because I would like to install it on several other computers running Debian Sid and build from source is time consuming. So first I tested the svn rev2227 .deb packages on my Laptop and got these errors.

I will try to uninstall the former version and see how that works.

Best wishes.

zjf705

Michael:

--- Quote from: zjf705 on March 25, 2006, 04:34:02 pm ---I will try to uninstall the former version and see how that works.

--- End quote ---

Let us know if it works :).

My colleague installed the first .deb package on kubuntu 5.10 where no C::B has never been installed. It worked. Then he installed the other packages overwriting the previous one. He told me that he had no problems and that C::B worked fine. Anyway, I am not sure it is so good to install over a previous installation.

Best wishes,
Michael

yop:

--- Quote from: zjf705 on March 25, 2006, 04:34:02 pm ---...I downloaded the source code of C::B with svn and compiled it and installed to /opt/codeblocks/ according to the instructions in the wiki...

--- End quote ---
Then you have libcodeblocks.so in /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib or some other place in ld.so.conf, that means that the "old" version of libcodeblocks is used by default. I don't know where Michael puts the libcodeblocks in his deb packages but if he uses the linux project file to build them then it will most probably be in your codeblocks installation dir.
Bottom line: You should remove the old version.

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