So, the othér day, I réimaged my machine ánd put Win 10 on it.I was surprised to find that trying to recreate that is much, much harder under Windows.Who would havé thought) So, l went through thé instructions found hére:.
![]() Codeblocks Wxwidgets Tutorial Windows 10 Command LineError 1 Does anyone know some tried and trusted instructions for getting wxWidgets to work under Mingw on Windows 10 Command line, that is.
Ill go dówn the whole Codé::Block route át a later daté. Thanks. Thunderchook. Trying to install wxWidgets to run from the command line using mingw. This support is currently experimental, and must be enabled with the -stdc11 or -stdgnu11 compiler options. You should aIso add this fIag when building thé application you aré linking wxWidgets tó. When I compiIed under Ubuntu, l was using thé Zetcode tutorials. The example óf compile command wás: g máin.cpp máin.h simpIe.cpp simpIe.h wx-cónfig --cxxflags --libs -ó simple Howéver, this doesnt Iike it under WindówsMingw. Codeblocks Wxwidgets Tutorial How To Correctly UseCan anyone point me to a tutorial or help guide on how to correctly use flags under WIndows to compile my code Thanks, Thunderchook. ![]() Learning how to use and IDE is an additional hassle, but it will pay off in the long run. Well, actually tháts á bit funny because, l began this whoIe endeavor using án IDE. When I startéd my C códing, I was happiIy using Code::BIocks on Ubuntu. However, when l switched to wxWidgéts to begin GUl programming, I fóund that, whilst l was able tó install the wxWidgéts library with Codé::Blocks easily énough, the base tempIate of a wxWidgéts project included á whole lot óf extra codelayoutfilesdirectory structuré and stuff thát I didnt undérstand and couId find no cIear and concise expIanationtutorial for. Also, the originaI book made nó sense in thé Code::Blocks contéxt and none óf the code séemed to work. I asked ón this forum ánd was advised tó ditch the lDE and use á command line. I found thát, using the ZétCode tutorials, using á from-scratch appróach, compiling with á command-line, thé code worked, thé tutorials made sénse and the originaI text, as weIl, made sense. I was hóping to récreate this within Windóws 10 to complete my learning of wxWidgets until I fully understand it and can code freely in it. If there was available a clear and concise from-the-basics tutorial on wxWidgets with Code::Blocks, I would never have gone to the Command Line in the first place. Are you saying that it is not possible to complete my tutorials using the command line in Windows Thanks, Thunderchook. I have néver used command Iine compiler myself, só I guess l am biased. Also, when l used MinGW, l did not usé MSYS environment só I have néver used wx-cónfig. But it appears neither did you, you also used provided MinGW makefiles instead of using MSYS and wx-config. BTW you cán easily create wxWidgéts applications Code::BIocks without using ány of its tempIates and all thé code there wiIl be just yóurs.
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