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Later: Okay, I did "sudo apt-get install -f"... and it seemed to remove 7 or 8 codeblocks packages and a couple wx packages. But I decided not to let ubuntu software center install codeblocks, because it lists the version as 8.02-0ubuntu4... which must be very old.
1. How to use MinGW to 'install' or build the GSL. 2. Where in my hard drive should I install it. About question 1, I've read that I should use MSYS, which is something that comes installed with MinGW. Well, I haven't found it.
I suggest having a read in the forum for the following search results "wxWidgets 3.1.4" to see if/how you can use wxWidgets 3.1.4 when building the CB trunk code.
How do I download and install newest GTK+? Most tutorial want you to download a zip file, but unfortunately the links are down and it appears that the developers prefer using an MSYS2 system for download. I've downloaded ans used MSYS2 a bit but I am howing trouble with how to install GTK+ for use in codeblocks?
And I could install it at the CentOS 8.1 box I used to build it!! Gonna test drive at other machine (with existing source I usually compiled with CodeBlock 17.12.) Thank you very much for the help. The only changes I made to the codeblocks.spec file were: wxGTK -> wxGTK3 wxGTK-devel -> wxGTK3-devel Best regards, Camilo
In codeblocks you can add multiple debugger in settings->debugger->GDB/CDB settings->New configuration Then if you have a gdb setting for every compiler you can match them with Settings->Compiler->Select the right compiler from the drop down at the top->Toolchain executables->Debugger
if you use batch file for silent install use taskkill command at the end to kill setup after finishing installation. I would do something like this: one batch file: codeblocks-8.02mingw-setup.exe /S then run second batch file: taskkill /F /IM codeblocks-8.02mingw-setup.exe you're done! «
brew install --HEAD codeblocks This will download the latest revision from the Subversion repository HEAD, and build it. Once a new release supporting wxWidgets 3 is out, the formula version can be updated.
then install an x11 server if you need it, either from XQuartz.org or like this: sudo port -v install xorg-server (accept all the supporting ports that would be needed) Then to run codeblocks there is a double-clickable icon in /Applications/MacPorts or you can run it from a terminal in the usual fashion, "codeblocks". Best, K
I use Debian + XFCE. I am new to Linux. I used CB for one semester of a programming class. I install .DEB files using GDebi Package Installer. For installing CB on my system, I downloaded: codeblocks_16.01_amd64_jessie.tar.xz I extracted it (using XArchiver).