msk420

If anyone in here is expirienced with code::blocks then please help me...
how do I run the program from the IDE? I can compile it there but I can't run it from there. Like in Dev-C++ when all you need to do is click compile and run how do I do that in code::blocks?

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DaWei

I've never used it. Have you tried the help files? If it doesn't have help files that help, you don't need that compiler.

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msk420

Not everything can be explained in a help file... you just asume that if there isnt a help file for it then you dont need it... its not about what you need its about what you feel comfortable using...

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Soulstorm

So you say that no matter what your needs are, you want to use a compiler that you feel confortable using, even though you don't need how to use it?

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DaWei

If it's so damn' comfortable, why are you asking in a forum how to run a program from the IDE? Oh, can I heat up your coffee??

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Jimbo

Sorry, couldnt help it :p

free-zombie

never tried Code::Blocks, but my copy has a big play triangle that looks right. And there is "Run" in the "Build" menu. both possibilities seam to be very near a builing button. How more obvious can you get...
Jimbo: I noticed too

msk420

Ok the buttons are there but you cant click on them... if you guys dont know what your talking about then why post?

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DaWei

Hey, you're sitting in front of a piece of crap, not us. We STILL aren't mind readers. If you don't know what you're doing, why post? Jes' 'cause, that's why.

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Manan

Code::Blocks isn't that bad. First, you have to create a project by going to File > New Project. If you just open a C++ document, you obviously won't be able to compile. Now simply choose what type of project you want and name it. Put the code in the main.cpp created, and compile. The compiler /run button is the one with the blue gear and the small red play button.