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Strange error after updating to wx28 under Ubuntu

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MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: notBlahButBlahBlah on August 14, 2007, 05:28:00 pm ---Have you all the packages installed ? [...]

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How do I verify this big list? Scrolling up and down in the package manager?! Is there an easy way to archive a list of installed packages that match the "wx" pattern, maybe?!


--- Quote from: pasgui on August 14, 2007, 05:59:53 pm ---Did you check if an older version, or some files of codeblocks are not remaining on your computer ?

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I did that - I don't "install" C::B so there is only a single folder. This one I have wiped and completely checked out from scratch.


--- Quote from: mandrav on August 14, 2007, 06:49:17 pm ---wx-config --list

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I was afraid I'm asked to do that as the clipboard is not shared between host and VM. :-( So instead of (again) writing all by hand I'll post a screenshot:

But what does this mean now? Do I haonly have a single package installed?! How on earth could C::B compile then?!


--- Quote from: killerbot on August 14, 2007, 05:16:17 pm ---no idea, but you managed to compile, so no problems on compiling rev4385 (app.cpp) ??

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I'm still using an older SVN revision. But if I got Thomas right this should be fixed now anyway...?!

Thanks a lot so far... I hope we are getting closer though...

notBlahButBlahBlah:
Unfortunately, no exists easy solution to get all packages of wx.
Sometimes the usage of the command "aptitude search wx headers" gives indications of all the packages created for wx for such version.

if not it exists this great wiki page :
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Code::Blocks_nightly_build_on_Ubuntu

or in french two methods, official or manual :
http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/wxwidgets


best regards,

JGM:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on August 14, 2007, 10:19:12 pm ---
But what does this mean now? Do I haonly have a single package installed?! How on earth could C::B compile then?!

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I have the same output too, and doesn't have that problem.

Maybe


--- Code: ---wx-config --libs
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if you want to know all the libraries.

MortenMacFly:
Ok guys - time to sum up: Issue solved but got a million new issues.

First the good news: I re-sinstalled the VM from scratch. I was  able to compile C::B with all contrib plugins again. Hence the compilation is (somehow) corrupted: The binaries don't get into the "devel" folder but directly into the [source]/.lib folders. So the update script isn't working as it misses all of it's files. Don't know why. So I had to sudo make install to install C::B (which I actually didn't want to do). Then I tried starting C::B - nothing happened. It took me a while to figure out that my source folder is called "codeblocks", too to I renamed it to "codeblocks_svn". Now I can run C::B without any wx26 errors. But: After each exit C::B crashes and creates a core dump. I don't know where it put's this (nothing in the /tmp and /home folder...?!).

BTW: These are all the things why I probably never will feel comfortable with Linux. You simply left in the dark why whatever is happening and where things are stored. I can live with the crash at the end now but I still don't have the environment that I would like to have... anyways... Sorry for the whining but this had to be said.

With regards, Morten.

Edit: Right... I figured out another thing: I know now that only when compiling C::B with C::B things land in the devel folder... not for the Makefile based build. OK.

dje:
Hi Morten !


--- Quote ---BTW: These are all the things why I probably never will feel comfortable with Linux. You simply left in the dark why whatever is happening and where things are stored. I can live with the crash at the end now but I still don't have the environment that I would like to have... anyways... Sorry for the whining but this had to be said.
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You're not alone, I am facing te same problems on Linux : "it doesn't work... why ?"  :o


Dje

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