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Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - Inventor - 05-09-2011
Hello all,
This is my first guide on how to fix the: '"test - Release" uses an invalid compiler. Skipping... Nothing to be done.' Error.
Open Code Blocks, and navigate to: Settings/Compiler and debugger. then go to: Toolchain executables. Click on: Path (...) and select your compiler. Mine was MinGW located in "Codeblocks/MinGW"
Now open a new project and test it out. It should compile properly!
I hope this helps!
Inventor1
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - Atthackers - 05-29-2011
I simply just don't recomend using Code Block, its the future Dev C++ [outdated]
I recomend using VS2010.
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - BacklTrack - 05-29-2011
Well, nice response Atthackers. Not contributing to this thread and all.
And @Inventor1, heh is that really a common issue for people? It's just selecting your installed compiler suite. Usually the default in MinGW, but you can also use Intel/MS/Borland and a few others. Just a matter of setting the paths!
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - Inventor - 05-29-2011
[quote='BacklTrack' pid='201859' dateline='1306717814']
Well, nice response Atthackers. Not contributing to this thread and all.
And @Inventor1, heh is that really a common issue for people? It's just selecting your installed compiler suite. Usually the default in MinGW, but you can also use Intel/MS/Borland and a few others. Just a matter of setting the paths!
I know of several people who needed help with this.
Inventor1
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - BacklTrack - 05-30-2011
(05-29-2011, 08:50 PM)Inventor1 Wrote: [quote='BacklTrack' pid='201859' dateline='1306717814']
Well, nice response Atthackers. Not contributing to this thread and all.
And @Inventor1, heh is that really a common issue for people? It's just selecting your installed compiler suite. Usually the default in MinGW, but you can also use Intel/MS/Borland and a few others. Just a matter of setting the paths!
I know of several people who needed help with this.
Inventor1
huh..im guessing they weren't too tech savvy or experienced programmers?
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - Mr. House - 06-17-2011
(05-29-2011, 05:58 PM)Atthackers Wrote: I simply just don't recomend using Code Block, its the future Dev C++ [outdated]
I recomend using VS2010.
Not really, the last update was May 30th.
What do you expect from an open-source project? They have no deadlines to complete like MS, and they turn out a more quality product IMO. I dislike VS 2010 because it lacks basic code completion.
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - Inventor - 06-18-2011
(06-17-2011, 01:24 PM)Mr. House Wrote: Not really, the last update was May 30th.
What do you expect from an open-source project? They have no deadlines to complete like MS, and they turn out a more quality product IMO. I dislike VS 2010 because it lacks basic code completion.
Thanks for the reply
Inventor1
RE: Code Block compiler: "No compiler found" Fix - Orgy - 09-04-2011
(06-17-2011, 01:24 PM)Mr. House Wrote: Not really, the last update was May 30th.
What do you expect from an open-source project? They have no deadlines to complete like MS, and they turn out a more quality product IMO. I dislike VS 2010 because it lacks basic code completion.
Yeah, my first C teacher recommended Code::Blocks and a few people keep trying to get me to switch to VS because their code compiles differently than mine. I'm pretty sure it's only because I've got my Code::Blocks to adhere to some strict standards, though.