#Mingw codeblocks how to#
I can use Cygwin, but Portuguese has so many accented words, and I use them to name my directories, so when I use Cygwin the things are complicated, and I don't know how can I include some libs like conio.h correctly, and the MinGW has included libs like conio.h so I prefer to learn how to resolve this problem. CodeBlocks is an open-source, cross-platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS), and free C/C++ IDE. Along with the IDE, this will download the MinGW C/C++ compiler which is a kind of port of GCC for Windows.
#Mingw codeblocks install#
I saw in a post that this problem is generated by Windows, but if it works with Cygwin, then there is a solution that maybe someone somewhere knows. It is crucial for you to select MinGW setup because this will install the GCC compiler on your system.
If you use a unmodified Version this is most probably 3.4.2, as I have the newer 4.2.0 I use this. I tried with the prompt but, is the same thing! To fix this go to your 'Settings' -> 'Compiler and Debugger' -> 'Toolchain executeables' -> 'Additional paths' and add there the Directory 'C:MinGWlibexecgccmingw32MinGW-Version where MinGW-Version is the Version of MinGW you are using. The Code::Blocks EDU-Portable interface, integrated help, tools and default compilation settings are all configured for ease of learning C and C++.
#Mingw codeblocks code#
My code work's fine using Cygwin (long double is printed like having 16 bytes of memory, and the min, and max values are OK), but using MinGW the CodeBlocks say long double have 12 bytes of memory (if I modify the code to show the size in int instead long double, in long double is -2,000000), and the min and max values it's printed like -0,000000 both. Code::Blocks is an open source, free, configurable programming environment for C or C++.
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