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The 18 June 2006 build is out.
killerbot:
this might help you also, even more details :
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Nightly_Cookbook
This link and the onve a few posts above are based upon wx 262.
Building for wx263pl2 is the same,except you need to :
- download wx263
- and download it's patch2 (unzip in the same dir overwriting the wx263 files)
royalbox:
Very first thing I read is:
--- Quote ---The official supported compiler to build Code::Blocks with is GCC (or MinGW). At the present time, GCC is also the only compiler known to successfully build Code::Blocks without modifications.
--- End quote ---
I've been happilly using MSVC 2005. so, I go to the MinGW site to see what I need. So much writing, so many downloads, I just left.
@killerbot
Thanks for you're help but I don't even know wwhat any of that stuff is or why I need it.
I'm sorry but I really haven't got the inclination to read and learn a lot of stuff that I don't really want to know which is distracting me from learning what I was enjoying learning --C++ and the Win32 API.
I'm going to stick with the version that works.
Sorry all.
Michael:
--- Quote from: royalbox on June 20, 2006, 04:17:00 pm ---Very first thing I read is:
--- Quote ---The official supported compiler to build Code::Blocks with is GCC (or MinGW). At the present time, GCC is also the only compiler known to successfully build Code::Blocks without modifications.
--- End quote ---
I've been happilly using MSVC 2005. so, I go to the MinGW site to see what I need. So much writing, so many downloads, I just left.
@killerbot
Thanks for you're help but I don't even know wwhat any of that stuff is or why I need it.
I'm sorry but I really haven't got the inclination to read and learn a lot of stuff that I don't really want to know which is distracting me from learning what I was enjoying learning --C++ and the Win32 API.
I'm going to stick with the version that works.
Sorry all.
--- End quote ---
Hello,
Building C::B by yourself is not difficult at all. May be it seems so at the beginning.
You just need:
1) wxWidgets 2.6.2/3
2) MinGW (GCC 3.4.4/5)
3) svn or TortoiseSVN (this one is easier to use)
4) get zip.exe
5) Download C::B SVN sources
6) Build C::B using a nightly build
Best wishes,
Michael
PS.: In the forums there are helpful posts :).
royalbox:
@Michael
Alright, well lets see.
http://wxwidgets.org/downloads/#latest_stable :
--- Quote ---wxWidgets 2.6.3 Downloads
* Source Archives
o wxALL (Other formats: bz2, zip)
o wxMSW(Other formats: zip)
o wxGTK
o wxMac
o wxX11
o Other ports (Motif, OS/2, MGL, Base) and releases ...
--- End quote ---
Do I need wxALL, wxMSW, wx GTK, I guess not wxMac, sxX11, I guess not other ports. Or do I need a release version? I know nothing about wxWidgets. I'ts not something I've even looked at within code::blocks, I just know it's there.
--- Quote ---PS.: In the forums there are helpful posts Smile.
--- End quote ---
Yes, I'm sure there are but as I said, it's not something that interests me enough to spend the time looking.
I see you have svn listed there. I've never had the need to use svn. It's a term I've seen around a bit over the years but I don't really know what it is. If it means spending time reading about it and learning to to use it just so that I try and find out why I'm getting an access violation then, well, I just can't. My mind will start to wander before I've read a couple of sentences.
Thank you though, I know you're only trying to help.
royalbox:
http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml
MinGW (GCC 3.4.4/5)
What, binary or source? gcc-objc, gcc-ada, gcc-core, gcc-g++, gcc-g77, I guess not gcc-java.
I don't know what those terms mean, I've only being learning c++ for about a year and visual basic for about a year before that. It really isn't as easy as your list suggests if you don't know what all these versions are for and, more to the point, don't really want to know.
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