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Using Code::Blocks / Re: alternative GDB issue

« Last post by ollydbg on Today at 02:24:02 pm »

Grad to see you have solved your problem.

I use this GDB https://github.com//ssbssa for a long time. I think this GDB is better than the Msys2's GDB.

 

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Help / Re: some of my workspaces don't have "other" files folder

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Today at 11:05:22 am »

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Help / Re: some of my workspaces don't have "other" files folder

« Last post by otionwazzack on Today at 09:43:29 am »

When these files aren't really included in the application the project is creating, I have begun unchecking those boxes lately.  They are either byproducts of the ongoing activity or just helpful in some manner to the endeavor.

geometry dash

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Using Code::Blocks / alternative GDB issue

« Last post by nenin on Today at 09:22:56 am »

I tried fresh gdb 14 from https://github.com//ssbssa
I configured it as "gdb14-64" (see attach 1 ) and assigned it to the toolchain (see attach 1), replacing native gdb form this toolchain, "nix64" (see attach 1).
However,  old "nix64" gdb is jumping out when I`m trying to debug (see attach 1). In default.conf all looks ok (attach 2), when I hacked "nix64" profile to use ssbssa gdb, it worked. Looks like somewhere in depth of the C::B old profile, "nix64", is not replaced with new one "gdb14-64".
"So it goes" (с)
Update: Problem was resolved according to https://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,22724.msg154381.html#msg154381 recommendation. Somehow "nix64" was assigned as "active debugger" 

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Help / Re: How do I install Code:Blocks,Wxwidgets and wxSmith on Linux Mint?

« Last post by audiobabble on Yesterday at 02:45:21 pm »

[ OP -  I think I'm right in saying that to all intents and purposes, Mint is a derivative of Ubuntu, so install instructions for Ubuntu are what you should follow]

I'm also new here and new to Codeblocks. Had no trouble installing on Windows 10.

I installed on Ubuntu 20.04 using apt, that seemed to work but had trouble compiling due to missing libs (unsurprisingly).

I've since installed Mint and this time decided to look at the official install instructions... and it's at this point that things get a little confusing.

I ended up here first: https://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/Installing_Code::Blocks_nightly_build_on_Ubuntu

Didn't really want to install nightly build but thought I'd give it a go...

There seems to be a problem with 'libwxgtk3.0-4' and 'libwxgtk3.0-dev' -- neither repository can be found.

So... gave up on that. Have now dowloaded the tar for codeblocks 20.03 from here: https://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/binaries/#imagesoslinux48pnglogo-linux-32-and-64-bit

The page states once the tar is downloaded all the deb packages will be found therein.

I have two questions though:

1. Am I supposed to install all the deb packages?
2. What about the sub-archive tar within: 'codeblocks_20.03.tar.xz', do I extract that as well, or just leave it alone?

[Linux Mint 21.3, upstream release: Ubuntu 22.04]

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Nightly builds / Download last NB is good ... The 25 May 2024 build (13524) is out.

« Last post by ThierryD on Yesterday at 02:34:00 pm »

Hi,

I suppress MalwareBytes on my two config Windows, I downloaded last NB (25 May 2024 ) with Edge (not Firefox) ... and BitDefender don't alert me ...
I can install last nightly of CB on my two computers (Windows + Linux Mint 22.03 in double boot, thank's Xaviou).
This confirm "False positive" detect with last NB (after suppress also Winzip Utility System that MalwareBytes detect with PUP, and suppress after verify with this tool).
Sorry about my alert ...
Good job : GCC 14.1.0 + WX 3.2.5 (up to date versions), I don't detect "Debug Alert" with this last version... (normal user running).

Thierry D.

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Using Code::Blocks / Re: What is the process for developing a C++ and wxWidgets lexer?

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Yesterday at 12:37:48 pm »

"Keyword" corresponds to set 1, "Primary keywords and identifiers"
"User keyword" is set 2, "Secondary keywords and identifiers"

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Using Code::Blocks / What is the process for developing a C++ and wxWidgets lexer?

« Last post by balinggorgeg on Yesterday at 11:27:56 am »

Hi,

I've been attempting to install a C++-based lexer that highlights all wxWidgets classes (one color) and class-functions (a second color). I can only utilize "global classes and typedefs" (index=3) with the existing cpp lexer, where I have all wxWidgets class names. A second colour would also require the usage of "keyword" or "user keywords". However, these indices appear to be deactivated. How can I enable them? Other ideas are also welcome.

Thank you

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Help / Re: Getting Codeblocks 20.03 to work on Windows 2003 R2 64 bit

« Last post by nenin on Yesterday at 07:54:30 am »

But it doesn't support systems older than Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 2008 R2 SP1. So, if you want to run CodeBlocks under Windows 2003, you need to compile CodeBlocks' source yourself, with msvcrt.

It is not exactly correct. There are old ucrt distributions, which working on XP. However, it does not resolve all problems, because  there may be  missing kernel functions. By any way, C::B 20.03 can be used on XP with some replacement of the dlls (and minor glitches). 20.03 was built with gcc 8.1 msvcrt.

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Help / Re: Getting Codeblocks 20.03 to work on Windows 2003 R2 64 bit

« Last post by Grit Clef on Yesterday at 06:05:40 am »

Hi.
That means your system lack the UCRT Runtime Environment. But it doesn't support systems older than Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 2008 R2 SP1. So, if you want to run CodeBlocks under Windows 2003, you need to compile CodeBlocks' source yourself, with msvcrt.