I recently installed Code::Blocks and was looking forwards to using it, but when I tried to run my code (whether valid or not) I encountered status 127. I tried this with the first four default compilers, same results. Any ideas? Thank you!
Quote from: Sugoi48 on November 15, 2010, 06:07:39 AM
I recently installed Code::Blocks and was looking forwards to using it, but when I tried to run my code (whether valid or not) I encountered status 127. I tried this with the first four default compilers, same results. Any ideas? Thank you!
No information in your post!!!
You said:
QuoteI tried to run my code
How did you do this?
What is the exact steps.
Your OS? Version? Compiler?
You should describe all the them, other wise we can't help you.
If you are on linux, this error occurs if you do not have xterm installed.
Oops! I'm on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit, on a MacBook Pro 5,3. I checked, and I have xterm installed.
Console App, C++, GNU GCC Compiler, type any code, Build and run, status 127.
If you don't have "g++", the problem caused:
Compiling: /home/basta/Programs/HelloCodeBlocks.cpp
/bin/sh: g++: not found
Process terminated with status 127 (0 minutes, 0 seconds)
0 errors, 0 warnings
Could you show your Build log?
Ok. This is is messed: Today, I do exactly the same thing, intending to give you guys a copy of the build log, but this time it works exactly as expected. :o :D Thank you for your help!