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The 15 June 2006 build is out.
Ceniza:
setup.h is in <your build directory>/lib/wx/include/<another directory>/wx
bryceman:
I don't have a <wx>lib/wx, let alone the rest of the path you specified.
mejohnsn:
--- Quote from: Ceniza on June 16, 2006, 10:53:41 pm ---
--- Quote from: kesselhaus on June 16, 2006, 05:32:22 pm ---Could someone enlighten me, why plugins are not loading anymore?
It tells me, plugin by plugin, that they are made with CodeBlocks SDK 1.7.18 but I only have 1.7.16.
Were is the SDK? What else do I have to download from where? (no SVN access)
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When you decompressed the Nightly were you sure all the old plugins were rewritten by the new ones? Decompress the nightly in a new empty directory and try again.
@royalbox: I still get them. It's provided by the CodeCompletion plugin :)
@mejohnsn: Have you checked Settings->Compiler and debugger->Directories->Compiler?
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Like I said, good for C::B, and embarassing f OTOH, I have no idea how it got set to C:\MinGW\include in the first place, since I cannot believe I would have ever considered putting it on the C: drive.
Your suggestion was good: I found Settings>Compiler and Debugger>Directories set to "C:\MinGW\include". So after changing the C: to D:, it now searches the correct directory.
But I then had to change Settings>Compiler and Debugger>Programs>Compiler's installation directory from C:\MinGW to D:\MinGW also. And finally, though I can't find where it was now, I had to change some setting from C:\MinGW\lib to D:\MinGW\lib
Now at this point I have to re-iterate: I could not possibly have ever installed MinGW on the C: drive on this machine, so I am still assuming that this is a bug in C::B. And this suspicion receives some support from noticing that if I click 'Auto-detect', I get a dialog box, "Could not auto-detect installation path of "GNU GCC Compiler". And if I say 'Yes', I see it assumes the default installation directory is on the C: drive!
So summarizing, now it does build and run, but I am still highly suspicious of where all these 'C:' values came from.
Thanks for your help pointing out which setting to look at.
However, the compile still fails! Now the error message is:
Execution of 'mingw32-gcc.exe -Wall -g -ID:\MinGW\include -c main.c -o obj\Debug\main.o' in 'D:\MyCodeBlocksProjects\DefaultProjectFmWizard' failed.
I even tried changing to "D:\MinGW\include\", then 'Clean' and 'Rebuild', which gets me stuck in a loop, repeating the error dialog box, "It seems that this project has not been built". I can get out of the loop with 'Cancel', but it seems pretty odd to be in a loop there in the first place, with an error message repeatedly printed and then immediately cleared.
mejohnsn:
I messed up editing that post! I meant to delete the final comments. It really does build and run now.
Code Medic:
i'm having trouble with adding a new help file into the c:b. actually i managed to add the help (qt4.chm) and its working fine... but when i try to add a kbord shortcut from settings -> editor -> kboard shortcuts, it says "KeyBinding file corrupted. Please delete it.".
someone please tell me where this flippin file is.!
cant it be made a bit more simpler... with an option to delete and recreate from there itself rather than askin the user to go and delete it.! ok.. c:b is meant for ppl who can do that but..! :?
i think im lookin in the wrong place as well... i want to add shortcut for the menu item "Locate in Qt4" that comes up when i right click on a selected text in the editor.!
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