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User forums => Help => Topic started by: Trendsdale on January 13, 2011, 02:58:42 am
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I have just installed Code Blocks and when I try to start a project, it says "couldn't create project directory". I have tried re-installing the program and nothing still. Has anyone had this issue and how can I fix it?
I click 'console application'
'C++'
add title
then I get the error
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Use a location where you have rights to create a folder.
Note: Under "Program Files" is NOT a good location.
Tim S.
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Which version of C::B and what's more which OS are you on ?
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thanks Tim. I had to choose a folder.
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Hi
I have a similar problem.
There is no problem to create a new project on my local drive, f.ex. c:\test\.
But if I want to create on a network path like \\server\JohnDoo\myProjects\ I got the same error: couldn't create the project directory.
Doesn't support cb UNC path ?
I'm working with cb10.05 on Windows 7 (x64) and have full access rights to server paths.
Thanks for feedback.
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Have you tried to mount (map) the network path to a drive?
p.s. there is a chance that gcc and gdb won't recognize networked/samba paths
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No, I didn't mapped it.
But normally it's not nescessary. If I create the directories manually I can work, compile and link without problems.
So the gcc compiler works with UNC path.
The problem is only while creating a new project, f.ex. from a template like console application, irrlicht, ogre etc.
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So really no chance to use UNC paths :( ?
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Why do you want to have your project on a samba server?
Sharing with another person/computer?
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Yes, share with others or mainly with myself :D
In the office, at home, everywhere where I am I have access to the server.
It's working with driver letter mapping. But I don't like that. It's very old fashioned for me.
Btw: It's not a samba server it's just a Windows XP computer.
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Hm, have you tried to use proper VCS ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revision_control )?
Something like subversion, git, mercurial?
p.s. I call all smb servers samba :)