Trying to follow CB Linux Wiki

[Game_Ender]

By default I think Code::Blocks installs its pluggins to /usr/local/share/codeblocks/plugins.  I used the --prefix options to put codeblocks in /home/<user_name>/apps/codeblocks-svn, so then your pluggins would be in /codeblocks-svn/share/codeblocks/plugins.  This enables you to develop plugins as a non-root user, something that is very advised.

[cyberkoa]

Quite off-topic: do you know how can I open with RapidSVN a repository I already checked out with svn command line?

this is how I do , right click on "Bookmark " on Treectrl > add existing work copy

but , make a back up copy first before doing that to play safe.

[Pecan]

By default I think Code::Blocks installs its pluggins to /usr/local/share/codeblocks/plugins.  I used the --prefix options to put codeblocks in /home/<user_name>/apps/codeblocks-svn, so then your pluggins would be in /codeblocks-svn/share/codeblocks/plugins.  This enables you to develop plugins as a non-root user, something that is very advised.

could you give an example line using this "--prefix" thingie

thanks
pecan

EDIT: This thread is going to make excellent documentation
for a ubuntu wiki page.

[yop]

When you run configure instead of just typing ./configure change it to (as an example)
./configure --prefix=/opt/codeblocks and after make then make install will install what you built to the specified (/opt/codeblocks in our case) path.