RC3 release date moved back a few days

[Zingam]

so what will be the difference between a nightly and a RC3 for us?

[liuke520]

Just what the title says. The release has been postponed for the 4th or 11th of June (coming Sunday or the next).

The reasons for this don't have to do with the development state of Code::Blocks, but rather with some (small) real-life problems of two team members (me and Thomas).

Thanks for understanding .

Yiannis.

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This is your second post and you still write in Chinese.
You were already told this is not allowed in these forums. English only please.
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[liuke520]

Just what the title says. The release has been postponed for the 4th or 11th of June (coming Sunday or the next).

The reasons for this don't have to do with the development state of Code::Blocks, but rather with some (small) real-life problems of two team members (me and Thomas).

Thanks for understanding .

Yiannis.

The CodeBlocks RC3 how haven't announced, is not to say that announce today?

[oz]

is the RC3 will be released on time? I am already in 11th

[killerbot]

maybe waiting a little bit more, some little bird told me a supercool feature is nearly ready and coming to CB soon, and a few more days for testing for you guys on the wx2.6.3 ...

[oz]

Thanks, the development team really did a lot, it seems the final release may come soon after that

[Zingam]

will it include a prepacked MinGW once again?

[killerbot]

little bird again ... probably yes (don't kill us if it doesn't) ;-)

[Zingam]

little bird again ... probably yes (don't kill us if it doesn't) ;-)

can you compile it with GDC support (D language GCC and GDB support) it shouldn't make much difference to a man who knows how to compile GCC & GDB Something I wansn't able to do myself.

Anyway packaging CB with the MinGW will help much the total noobz who don't know anything about C but are oblidged to study it in school and I think there is no better tool than CB to start learning C.

[thomas]

little bird again ... probably yes (don't kill us if it doesn't) ;-)

can you compile it with GDC support (D language GCC and GDB support) it shouldn't make much difference to a man who knows how to compile GCC & GDB Something I wansn't able to do myself.

Anyway packaging CB with the MinGW will help much the total noobz who don't know anything about C but are oblidged to study it in school and I think there is no better tool than CB to start learning C.

We're not compiling MinGW. That's what the MinGW team is doing
Besides, if all goes well, MinGW will not be bundled with Code::Blocks. It will not need to be.

[oz]

Besides, if all goes well, MinGW will not be bundled with Code::Blocks. It will not need to be.

Personally, I prefer this. 

[Evil Azrael]

I don´t need it, too, but i think it would ease up the installation process a lot for new programmers. And besides that it´s nice to have a package which contains everything, so you can start immediately. it looks better than to say "you need library x, package y, system z etc"

[Jewe]

I don´t need it, too, but i think it would ease up the installation process a lot for new programmers. And besides that it´s nice to have a package which contains everything, so you can start immediately. it looks better than to say "you need library x, package y, system z etc"

I agree with this statement

[BCCISProf]

One of our faculty members has created an installer with all the necessary components for our introductory students at the college.

I am sure that he will update the  package as codeblocks is updated.

His link is here: http://www.sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~goetz/codeblocks/

[Pecan]

One of our faculty members has created an installer with all the necessary components for our introductory students at the college.

I am sure that he will update the  package as codeblocks is updated.

His link is here: http://www.sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~goetz/codeblocks/

That is an excellent tutorial, both for general usage and debugging.
Thanks