Building From Source - Revision history

Artojon: now as redirect

2006-07-08T12:32:18Z

now as redirect

2006-07-07T18:02:45Z

link to "new" article

2006-05-28T21:58:48Z

2006-05-03T07:37:34Z

Fixed spelling mistake, note about http access for people behind a firewall.

2006-04-30T03:56:50Z

'''ANSI Build'''

2006-04-30T03:55:28Z

'''Unicode Build'''

2006-04-30T03:54:12Z

'''Unicode Build'''

2006-04-30T03:51:15Z

'''ANSI Build'''

2006-04-30T03:50:45Z

'''Unicode Build'''

2006-04-30T03:50:18Z

'''Unicode Build'''

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−	~~[[Category:Installation\Build Instructions]]~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Installing Code::Blocks]]
−	'''Note:''' The official supported compiler to build Code::Blocks with is GCC (or MinGW). At the present time, GCC is also the only compiler known to successfully build Code::Blocks without modifications.
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−	~~''The build instructions on this page therefore relate exclusively to GCC.''~~
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−	~~For the latest stable code (all platforms), you can check out the source from BerliOS anonymous SVN.~~
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−	~~Example checkout:~~
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−	~~svn checkout svn://svn.berlios.de/codeblocks/trunk~~
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−	~~More detailed instructions, e.g. for access behind a firewall [https://www.codeblocks.org/source_code.shtml here].~~
−
−	~~== MS Windows ==~~
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−	* [[Installing Code::Blocks ~~from source on Windows~~]]
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−	~~== Linux ==~~
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−	~~== Mac OS X ==~~
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−	~~=== Prerequisites ===~~
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−	~~=== Building ===~~

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 == MS Windows ==
-=== Prerequisites ===
+* [[Installing Code::Blocks from source on Windows]]
 == Linux ==

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 == MS Windows ==
+=== Prerequisites ===
 '''Note for RC2 users'''
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 To build Code::Blocks, you need a post-RC2 build, such as  any of the ''nightly builds'' obtainable by searching the forum.
 [/index.php?board=20.0]
 Code::Blocks officially supports wxWidgets 2.6 (although you might be able to build with other releases). At the present time, Code::Blocks only compiles successfully with the MinGW compiler. You need a complete, working <U>MinGW installation</u>.
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    svn checkout svn://svn.berlios.de/codeblocks/trunk
-=== '''Unicode Build''' ===
+=== Building ===
 '''Compile <u>wxWidgets</u> in Unicode mode'''
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 The workspace file ContribPlugins.workspace contains the project files for all contributed plugins. Open that workspace and compile the plugins which you would like to use (or select "Build Workspace" from the context menu if you want them all). Don't forget to run update.bat again after building the contrib plugins.
-=== '''ANSI Build''' ===
+==== ANSI Build ====
 ''Note:
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 == Linux ==
 === Prerequisites ===
 === Building ===

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   svn checkout svn://svn.berlios.de/codeblocks/trunk
-More detailed instrcutions [https://www.codeblocks.org/source_code.shtml here].
+More detailed instructions, e.g. for access behind a firewall [https://www.codeblocks.org/source_code.shtml here].
 == MS Windows ==

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 However, if you don't care about Unicode or if you use an old Windows version that does not support Unicode, then you might want to build an ANSI version nevertheless.''
-'''Compile wxWidgets in ANSI mode'''
+'''Compile <u>wxWidgets</u> in ANSI mode'''
 After unpacking the zip file to a directory of your choice, open a cmd prompt, and navigate to the folder build/msw inside the wxWidgets folder. Use the following commands to compile wxWidgets
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 To reduce the size of your wxWidgets library, you can disable features which are not used by Code::Blocks. However, you should not do this unless you know what you are doing. You have to delete the generated setup.h from lib/gcc_dll/msw/wx before building, because your changes to include/wx/msw will otherwise not be honoured.
-'''Compile Code::Blocks'''
+'''Compile <u>Code::Blocks</u>'''
 Open the project CodeBlocks.cbp. You will be prompted to define the global variable $(#wx) if you have not used it before. Enter the location where you unpacked wxWidgets.

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 === '''Unicode Build''' ===
-'''Compile wxWidgets in Unicode mode'''
+'''Compile <u>wxWidgets</u> in Unicode mode'''
 After unpacking the zip file to a directory of your choice, open a cmd prompt, and navigate to the folder build/msw inside the wxWidgets folder. Use the following commands to compile wxWidgets: