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Help / Re: Buttons for minimizing and maximizing is missing

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Today at 11:37:14 am »

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Help / Re: Windows 10, msys2 and GTK

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Today at 11:36:23 am »

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Help / Re: Buttons for minimizing and maximizing is missing

« Last post by criticalrocket on Today at 11:24:19 am »

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I've installed C::B 20.03 under latest Ubuntu release for WSL2 (Win 11, 64b), in order to compile code fitted a linux environment using gcc/g++/fortran. All this works fine, but the working window misses the minimize and maximize buttons in the upper right corner which is quite annoying. I'we googled and search around if anyone else have experienced the same, but I can't find anything. Does anyone out there have any idea what causes this error?

Regards,
ked

I apoplogize : I forgot this version.
It's currently building : be patient.

Regards
Xav'

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Help / Re: Windows 10, msys2 and GTK

« Last post by criticalrocket on Today at 11:22:58 am »

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I know nothing about GTK and little about MSYS2.

Still, I do not see any GTK MSYS2 packaged installed. Should you not install something like (for GTK3) https://packages.msys2.org/package/mingw-w64-x86_64-gtk3?repo=mingw64

Hi Xaviou,

And for Ubuntu 24.04 ? No nightly available ?

Thank's

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Development / Re: AI may help us to create plugins

« Last post by Wkerry on Today at 08:10:36 am »

When using AI for coding be very very careful that it does what you want as AI makes allot of coding mistakes.
On the flip side it can save allot of time with doing boilerplate stuff and simple bug fixes.

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Using Code::Blocks / Re: Version 25.03 won't build any of my previously working programs?

« Last post by bad_terminal on Yesterday at 05:52:43 pm »

Hi, thankyou for the prompt response, however I had a brainstorm, and figured out the problem from the error messages given in CB 20.03 before the debugger crashed. I am teh n00b, and whilst I would like to provide that info, what you suggest seems like a lot of work for a dope liek me 

For instance, I have no idea how to build from the command line.

Best of luck with this program though, as apart from the buggy debugger, it's great.

Best regards,

bad_terminal.

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Using Code::Blocks / Re: Version 25.03 won't build any of my previously working programs?

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Yesterday at 02:40:58 pm »

Post a full rebuild log, see this.

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Using Code::Blocks / Version 25.03 won't build any of my previously working programs?

« Last post by bad_terminal on Yesterday at 01:38:30 pm »

As topic.

Was using 20.something for years (all developing same program -  a learning excercise) ran into a problem recently I couldnt figure out in my head (I've never used the codeblocks debugger before, and have been troubleshooting in my head these past years) so I thought i'd try codeblocks debugger.

Unfortunatley the one that came with 20.something kept crashing, so I installed 25.03....which wont build any of the 60-odd previously working versions i'd already created.

Anyone have an  idea as to why?

Ta.

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Using Code::Blocks / Re: Problem with standalone exe

« Last post by bad_terminal on Yesterday at 01:32:04 pm »

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).

Ok thankyou, that makes sense.

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

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on Yesterday at 12:31:46 pm »

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