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No compilers found!

Started by fredc, August 18, 2014, 06:29:55 PM

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fredc

I have been using Code::Blocks for a few years now using different versions of RedHat and Fedora.

I have recently noticed that my Code::Blocks is no longer able to detect my compilers.  I am currently running Fedora 19 and have tried C::B version 10.05, 12.11, and 13.12, but I always get the same message at startup:

NativeParser::AddCompilerDirs(): No compilers found!

When I run Code::Blocks as root, then the compilers get detected without any problems.

I have tried finding possible solutions, but have had no luck so far.

oBFusCATed

Your post is a bit unclear.

Are you able to use the compiler for compiling your projects? Because the log line you've posted is related only to the Code-completion plugin.
Have you checked the Toolchain executables page in the compiler settings for your compiler?
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fredc

What my issue is is that none of my compilers are getting detected when starting the application using a non-root user.  When I start as root, then I get a notification saying that compilers were found.

When no compilers are found I do not have any options to build or debug.

Going to "Compiler and debugger setttings" there is only one icon on the left, which is "Batch builds".

oBFusCATed

Do you have the compiler plugin loaded?
Plugin -> Manage plugins and see if the plugin is in the list.
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fredc

Okay, that worked.  Someone disabled the compiler and debugger plugins on my system.

Thanks.