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Help / Re: How do I install Code:Blocks,Wxwidgets and wxSmith on Linux Mint?
« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on November 05, 2025, 12:31:46 pm »Spam reported to moderator.
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As usual while waiting for the next release - don't forget to check the nightly builds in the forum.
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Help / Re: How do I install Code:Blocks,Wxwidgets and wxSmith on Linux Mint?
« Last post by Billie34 on November 05, 2025, 09:20:35 am »I got it installed, thanksAmong Us Free
Is it possible to install Code:Blocks,Wxwidgets and wxSmith on Linux Mint? If so, how?
https://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/Main_Page
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Development / Re: AI may help us to create plugins
« Last post by christo on November 04, 2025, 04:57:35 pm »Generative AI is just a tool now, it is up to the user to use it properly. In my very limited experience, I think code generation via AI is just like an enhanced wizard, user can adapt it to the requirements and for maintainability, basically using it just as a starting point. There is no point in hating generative AI imho.
Regarding the bugs, whenever I see an issue with C::B, I'll try to fix it if I can, or report it. I've seen developers doing a wonderful job of fixing issues if proper details are provided with bugs. Patches are also accepted without any barrier. I think it is the responsibility of the users to report bugs properly so that developers have enough data fix them in their spare time.
For me C::B is quiet stable and runs for days without any issue. Just wanted to post this since I feel there is unjust criticism.
Regarding the bugs, whenever I see an issue with C::B, I'll try to fix it if I can, or report it. I've seen developers doing a wonderful job of fixing issues if proper details are provided with bugs. Patches are also accepted without any barrier. I think it is the responsibility of the users to report bugs properly so that developers have enough data fix them in their spare time.
For me C::B is quiet stable and runs for days without any issue. Just wanted to post this since I feel there is unjust criticism.
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Help / Re: Different handling of placeholders
« Last post by rechtsanwaltsteyer on November 04, 2025, 11:16:25 am »Thank you very much for the suggestions. In all the IDEs (Code::Blocks, KDevelop, and Qt Creator) i use, I have created some snippets/placeholders for different needs and a date snippet/placeholder to document the date of initial creation and subsequent versions in the source code header. Since I'm the only one working on the code, this allows me to avoid using Git and other version control systems.
Greatings Michael
Greatings Michael
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Using Code::Blocks / Re: Help getting SDL2 to work in Code Blocks
« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on November 04, 2025, 09:04:13 am »Spam reported to moderator.
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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Welcome Newcomers - PLEASE READ!!!
« Last post by ahashib on November 04, 2025, 08:58:35 am »Hi,
I am new. I have just installed Code::Blocks and started learning Fortran. Thank you for letting me join this forum.
- Abdullah Al Hashib
I am new. I have just installed Code::Blocks and started learning Fortran. Thank you for letting me join this forum.
- Abdullah Al Hashib
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Using Code::Blocks / Re: Help getting SDL2 to work in Code Blocks
« Last post by smithjohns on November 04, 2025, 07:53:03 am »I'm new to programming, and very frustrated with IDEs.
I'm running MX Linux (Debian based).
I can compile successfully with: $ gcc -o main main.c `pkg-config --cflags --libs sdl2, SDL2_image`
But how do I configure CodeBlocks use the same command??? (or at least achieve the same result).
I would appreciate some DETAILED help.
Assignment Help
You can set the compiler and linker flags in Code::Blocks under Project → Build Options → Compiler and Linker Settings. Just copy the flags from your gcc command there.
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Using Code::Blocks / Re: Problem with standalone exe
« Last post by nenin on November 04, 2025, 07:47:55 am »Surely somebody knows what all those different 'compliers' are and what the difference is?I know. It is different compilers for the different cases. I have 3 compilers in use: one for Win64 (gcc 14.2, default), one for Win32 (gcc 14.2 for some automation tasks, old hardware has no Win64 drivers) and one for XP (gcc 9.3, really old hardware, no Win7 drivers).
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Development / Re: AI may help us to create plugins
« Last post by HangNickHers on November 03, 2025, 11:44:56 pm »It's good to see reasonable posts.
Anyway I went to see that website linked there, putting all aversion aside for a moment.
Disgusting. What a bunch of trash. Again, this is the type of thing that actual developers should spend time doing -- proper documentation. Graphs, diagrams, file names, descriptions of classes and methods, are helpful. And so forth. Should have been somewhere since the beginning, or, for a long time anyway.
Anyone wishing to contribute should take the necessary time to study the project, and understand it. Obviously.
This. So, another project I've liked for years, called Lazarus, an excellent free Pascal IDE, had the same garbage discussed for quite some time. A bunch of idiots suggesting AI this, AI that, left and right. Instead of spending energy on what really matters. New releases, same problems.
I thought it was a joke, but I read about a "copilot" on Windows 11's Notepad, and it's real. Again, it should be clear what their goals are: to turn users into even greater morons. Lazy and dumb and incompetent. The cattle are given slop. And they swallow it all and enjoy it and praise it and tell others how great it all is and how they should eat it as well.
So I got banned without any warnings, and my two posts deleted, because of that post.
It's nothing new. Nothing but garbage to attract lazy, stupid, incompetent people.
It's an often an excuse to be a moron. As blauzahn observed, to flee accoutability as well. I've seen "The AI wrote it" and such. (No, YOU commited low-effort, barely functional garbage.)
You'd expect programmers to know better, but, you see how it is now.
Anyway I went to see that website linked there, putting all aversion aside for a moment.
Disgusting. What a bunch of trash. Again, this is the type of thing that actual developers should spend time doing -- proper documentation. Graphs, diagrams, file names, descriptions of classes and methods, are helpful. And so forth. Should have been somewhere since the beginning, or, for a long time anyway.
Anyone wishing to contribute should take the necessary time to study the project, and understand it. Obviously.
Before adding yet more cruft, I'd favour fixing bugs in cb.
This. So, another project I've liked for years, called Lazarus, an excellent free Pascal IDE, had the same garbage discussed for quite some time. A bunch of idiots suggesting AI this, AI that, left and right. Instead of spending energy on what really matters. New releases, same problems.
Despite the slightly agressive response, I fully agree that AI is ruining a lot of things, e.g. localhost being broken in Windows 11 and worse.
I thought it was a joke, but I read about a "copilot" on Windows 11's Notepad, and it's real. Again, it should be clear what their goals are: to turn users into even greater morons. Lazy and dumb and incompetent. The cattle are given slop. And they swallow it all and enjoy it and praise it and tell others how great it all is and how they should eat it as well.
So I got banned without any warnings, and my two posts deleted, because of that post.
It's nothing new. Nothing but garbage to attract lazy, stupid, incompetent people.
It's an often an excuse to be a moron. As blauzahn observed, to flee accoutability as well. I've seen "The AI wrote it" and such. (No, YOU commited low-effort, barely functional garbage.)
You'd expect programmers to know better, but, you see how it is now.
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Nightly builds / Re: The 25 October 2025 build (13754) is out.
« Last post by blauzahn on November 03, 2025, 08:30:03 pm »Thank you, Lieven.