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'''Obsolete:'''<br /> | |||
As of November 17, 2005 Code::Blocks HEAD can only be compiled using global user variables (unless you modify the project).<br /> | |||
This obviously requires a version of Code::Blocks which supports this feature, i.e. a build from HEAD after November 3, 2005.<br /> | |||
No additional setup is required, you will be prompted to enter the location of your wxWidgets installation. Enjoy. | |||
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If, while compiling Code::Blocks, you get the error: "Couldn't find library -lwxmsw$(WX_VER)" or some such, do this: | If, while compiling Code::Blocks, you get the error: "Couldn't find library -lwxmsw$(WX_VER)" or some such, do this: | ||
*Open the build options | *Open the build options | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 18 November 2005
Obsolete:
As of November 17, 2005 Code::Blocks HEAD can only be compiled using global user variables (unless you modify the project).
This obviously requires a version of Code::Blocks which supports this feature, i.e. a build from HEAD after November 3, 2005.
No additional setup is required, you will be prompted to enter the location of your wxWidgets installation. Enjoy.
If, while compiling Code::Blocks, you get the error: "Couldn't find library -lwxmsw$(WX_VER)" or some such, do this:
- Open the build options
- Open the "Custom variables" tab
- "Add" a new variable, with the name of (you guessed it) WX_VER
- Set its value to the appropriate thing, i.e. "242" (without the quotes)
After this, the error should be gone for good :)
