cplusplus:installing_codeblocks
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=== MacOS === | === MacOS === | ||
- | There is a version of [[http:// | + | There is a version of [[http:// |
===== Installing on Windows ===== | ===== Installing on Windows ===== | ||
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In the unlikely event that you have a previous Code:: | In the unlikely event that you have a previous Code:: | ||
</ | </ | ||
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===== After installing ===== | ===== After installing ===== | ||
- | **Set the compiler to use C++11 standards.** | + | ==== Set the default compiler ==== |
+ | You may have more than one compiler installed on your computer. To keep you from having to manually set the proper compiler each time you start a new project, verify that the desired compiler is set as the default by doing the following: | ||
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+ | - Go to //Settings > Compiler...// | ||
+ | - Make sure the //Compiler settings// tab is active. | ||
+ | - Select "GNU GCC Compiler" | ||
+ | - If the //Set as default// button is active (i.e., not greyed out), click on it to make GNU GCC Compiler the default. | ||
+ | - On Windows, click on the " | ||
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+ | ==== Set the compiler to use C++11 standards | ||
<WRAP center round important 99%> | <WRAP center round important 99%> |
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