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Sdltest.cpp:537: error: 'BATT_LED_ON' was not declared in this scope Sdltest.cpp:536: error: 'BACK_LIGHT_ON' was not declared in this scope Sdltest.cpp:536: error: 'SDL_SYS_JoystickGp2xSys' was not declared in this scope Sdltest.cpp:536: error: 'BACK_LIGHT_OFF' was not declared in this scope Sdltest.cpp: In function 'void TestNewJoystick()': I tried copying the text as you posted it and it seems you are definitely right as having copied the different text in I get a completely different set of errors now which are: So I am going to try and figure it out again tomorrow. Process terminated with status 1 (0 minutes, 0 seconds) Linking executable: C:\NewTest\NewTest.gpeĪrm-linux-g++.exe: if: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: that: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: doesn't: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: work,: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: copy: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: the: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: LIBS =: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: arguments: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: from: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: example: No such file or directoryĪrm-linux-g++.exe: makefile:: Invalid argument I must be doing something very wrong as when I hit build>build as in the guide I get the following:Ĭompiler : GNU GCC Compiler (called directly) Next, we can code and run a sample C/C++ program using the IDE.I was going to the file>project menu - thanks for pointing out the rather silly mistake I`ve been making! We have installed Code::Blocks IDE on Windows 11 operating system. In this setup, the GNU GCC Compiler is installed and the IDE auto detects it. This will install the IDE tool and all the necessary files and plugins. For Linker for dynamic libs, select mingw32. For C++ compiler, select mingw32-g++.exe from there.
Also for C compiler, browse and go to bin folder which is inside MinGW and select mingw32-gcc.exe. In Compilers installation directory, browse and select your MinGW installed Directory. To change the default install location click on the Browse… button to choose the location for the tool.Ĭlick on the Install button. Go to Settings->Compiler and Debugger->ToolChain Executables. This is optional and it’s recommended to use the default destination folder. Select all the components and click on the Next > button.Ĭhoose the Install Location. It’s recommended to check all the components. Click on the ‘ I Agree’ button to accept the license.Ĭhoose the Code::Blocks IDE components. This will launch the CodeBlocks setup screen. Locate the installer and double-click on the file. This setup is bundled with the GNU GCC G++ compiler. The installers are hosted on FossHUB and Sourceforge hosting platforms. Open a web browser and navigate to the following download URL:Ĭlick on the Download the binary release link.Ĭhoose the installer. This is a step-by-step guide to installing the IDE tool using the Code::Blocks setup installer. In this tutorial, we will Install CodeBlocks IDE on Windows 11 operating system.
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