It seems that this project has not been built yet. Do you want to build it now?

[hbucius]

i meet the same problem like http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,12950.0.html
But when i check my .cbp file .i found i didnot make the same mistake with him/her.So i need your help.
i use ubuntu 10.04 ,and codeBlocks version is 10.05.when  i create console project with gcc whicn only prints hello,world,but each time I hit run, a dialog box appears saying "It seems that this project has not been built yet.   Do you want to build it now?".  I click yes, the project builds successfully.Hit execute again, then a dialog box appears again saying "It seems that this project has not been built yet.   Do you want to build it now?". but when i click on yes,it shows nothing at all.
when i open /projectname/obj/debug ,i found main.o.Then i run" gcc -o main.o a" in the console, it works well. The .cbp file is in  the attachment .Forgive my poor English and thank you for helping me solve the problem.

[Jenna]

Works fine here with your project file (C::B 10.05svn6441, debian 64bit unstrable/experimental, gcc 4.4).

What does the build log say (if you try to run your program) ?

[hbucius]

Works fine here with your project file (C::B 10.05svn6441, debian 64bit unstrable/experimental, gcc 4.4).

What does the build log say (if you try to run your program) ?

thank you for reply. the build log says:"
Linking console executable: bin/Release/test7
/bin/sh: g++: not found
Process terminated with status 127 (0 minutes, 0 seconds)
0 errors, 0 warnings
"
it says g++ not found,but the project created is using c language and it produced main.o
file .i check the compile and debug settings .The selected compiler is gnu gcc compiler and compiler's  installation  directory tab in tool-chain executables is /usr(auto check).

[oBFusCATed]

g++ can link both c and c++ projects, so C::B uses it for both.

To change that go to Settings -> Compiler & Debugger -> Compiler -> Toolchain executables

[Jenna]

g++ can link both c and c++ projects, so C::B uses it for both.

To change that go to Settings -> Compiler & Debugger -> Compiler -> Toolchain executables

You have two options: either use gcc for linkiung, but be aware, that you will get errors when you later switch to c++, because gcc can not link c++ objects
or install also g++, even if you do not use c++ at the moment.

I recommend the second option.

[oBFusCATed]

Offtopic: I've always wandered why the c and c++ compilers are not separated as two compilers.
I've added some global options to the compiler that are c++ only and when I compile C project (oneof the C::B projects is written in C) I get warnings "-fsomething is not available in C mode" or something like that.


p.s. I know the answer (or at least one of the aswers) -> to be able to have c and c++ code in one project.

[hbucius]

g++ can link both c and c++ projects, so C::B uses it for both.

To change that go to Settings -> Compiler & Debugger -> Compiler -> Toolchain executables

You have two options: either use gcc for linkiung, but be aware, that you will get errors when you later switch to c++, because gcc can not link c++ objects
or install also g++, even if you do not use c++ at the moment.

I recommend the second option.

thank you ,i did as the second one. i change g++ to g++-4.4 in the toolchain executables,and i works.thank you for your help

[portunix]

I could resolve this problem doing the next:I installed the synaptic. Logged in as sudo, type: apt-get install synaptic. Type in the search field: g++. With the right button, mark "select for install", then press "mark". After that, press apply. Open the Codeblocks and test.