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Joss:
Hi to all,

I am a newbie with codeblocks. I have installed a linux version , (slackware 12). the program run well but I don't know how to set global variables to specify wxWidgets libraries; I mean which variable name and directores.

I am reasonig like if I were in windows environment. Am i doing a mistake ?.

I see that the mingW gcc compiler have been detected. that is enough?

Someone could give me any suggestion about?

Thanks to all.

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: Joss on September 10, 2007, 12:15:23 am ---I don't know how to set global variables to specify wxWidgets libraries; [...]

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http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Global_compiler_variables

Joss:
Thank you mortenMacFly , but I think that is not what i was loooking for. I seen that wiki but it refer to windows environment. I have already configured in WinXP. I was looking for linux environment.

any other suggestion?

Biplab:

--- Quote from: Joss on September 10, 2007, 12:15:23 am ---I am a newbie with codeblocks. I have installed a linux version , (slackware 12). the program run well but I don't know how to set global variables to specify wxWidgets libraries; I mean which variable name and directores.

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Actually you don't need Global variable on Linux. On Linux, wx-config does the job. Just add `wx-config --cflags` in Project > Build options > Other options and `wx-config --libs` in Project > Build options > Linker settings > Other linker options. Don't forget to add the backticks.

Or simpler way, use wxWidgets project wizard which will do these jobs for you.

Joss:
Tanks biplab,

You ( of course ) right. I tray with a new project and all is OK!  :D

I read all the wiki but I didn't find that information.

Tanks a lot.

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