[SOLVED] how to set g++-4.1 for code::blocks

[idhan]

Hi,

I can't compile because I get the follow message:

/bin/sh: g++: not found

I am using g++-4.1 (actually I have already compile wxgtk2.8.2 with g++-4.1), but code::blocks do not use this compiler.
I have setting the variable CXX=g++-4.1 on linux kubuntu edge 6.10.
Where in CB can I set the compile version of g++???

thanks in advance.

[indigo0086]

G++ comes with mingw along with other compilers, you have to have it all in the mingw directory and codeblocks automatically locates it.

[wxLearner]

Hello, the currently used compiler normally has a symbolic link. Either open your console and create the links:

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sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gcc-4.1 /usr/bin/gcc
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/g++-4.1 /usr/bin/g++

Or install the virtual packages, that will use the stable version:

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sudo apt-get install g++


[Pecan]

Hi,

I can't compile because I get the follow message:

/bin/sh: g++: not found

I am using g++-4.1 (actually I have already compile wxgtk2.8.2 with g++-4.1), but code::blocks do not use this compiler.
I have setting the variable CXX=g++-4.1 on linux kubuntu edge 6.10.
Where in CB can I set the compile version of g++???

thanks in advance.

Make sure the path to your tool chain has been specified to CB.

MainMenu=>Setting=>Compiler&Debugger=>Global Compiler Settings Settings/Tool Chain executables

[TDragon]

G++ comes with mingw along with other compilers, you have to have it all in the mingw directory and codeblocks automatically locates it.

indigo0086: idhan is using Kubuntu Linux, not Windows.

idhan: What Pecan said.

[idhan]

thanks a lot, If found the right setting :-)