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Using Code::Blocks. General questions regarding the usage of Code::Blocks (all platforms) 39098 Posts 7175 Topics Last post by mayaming in Re: can't jump to defini... on Today at 06:26:37 am Embedded development. This forum is for discussing the use of Code::Blocks for embedded development. Moderator: killerbot. 2165 Posts 325 Topics
So I followed the Goto and looked at the compiler flags (see attached image), and suspected that maybe I need to select a CPU architecture tuning option that matches my computer's CPU (AMD A6-3500 APU with Radeon), but none of the CPU architecture tuning options match that.
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After installation is complete open CodeBlocks. Go to settings>Compiler>ToolChainExecutables and click the auto-detect button, and it should now detect the compiler you have just installed. For future readers, When you download codeblocks, the first two options do not download the compiler with it. The third 4th do.
The 15 August 2024 build (13542) is out. Started by killerbot. 1 Replies. 5085 Views. September 06, 2024, 12:30:18 am. by Uriens The Gray.
New to code blocks but like it a lot. It is up and running and doing well until I clicked on the x in the upper right hand corner of the logs & others window. I was entering code and wanted a bit more room. I do not know how to get the debug window back. I have looked high and low trying to find a solution. I would appreciate any and all help ...
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Write: Yes. Compile: No. Java is just WAY too different compared to C/C++/D... which are natively supported. However, syntax highlighting should work properly. If you have only a few Java files you can use the custom build commands (within the file properties) to call the Java compiler. But that's basically it.
My re-write of the directions; just for the header file portion. Project -> "Build Options". Make sure the correct target is highlighted on the left side; if you do not know select the project, top one. Select Tab "Search Directories". Select Sub-Tab "Compiler". "Add" the path to the folder that contains the header. Single Folder per line. Tim S.
To add the new compiler to your Code::Blocks setup, click on main menu Settings -> Compiler to open the Global compiler settings dialog. Under Selected Compiler, select your existing built-in compiler i.e. "GNU GCC Compiler" (or the nearest equivalent if you are running a nightly build with a custom compiler), click Copy, then in the "Add new ...