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I've just installed Codeblocks with MinGW and I tried to run the 'Hello World' code that comes with it.

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If you unclick “categorize by file types” things look like normal. This is an example of the default sorting, which separates cpp and h files: – add the contents of the folder “add_to_codeblocks_mingw_lib” into “C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW\lib” – add the contents of the folder “add_to_codeblocks_mingw_include” into “C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW\include” In the zip there are two folders, you need to put the contents of them into the contents of folders in mingw. Similar to devcpp, we will have to add a few libraries to devcpp.

I chose not too, since code::blocks is not my primary IDE Here’s a step by step tutorial to get up and running, and inport your devcpp projects in codeblocks.Ī) download code::blocks binary (latest release) We will release 0.05 w/ codeblocks as opposed to devcpp, since devcpp has serious limitations it’s based on the same compiler (mingw) but as an IDE has some obvious benifits: big props to friedrich for getting us going. Here at eyebeam, we’ve been experimenting with using codeblocks as an alternative to devcpp.