Build with Codelite 6.1

[eranif]

Under your folder hello/ you should have a file name hello.mk
this is the one I need
Eran

[tony.jay]

The only file that is close is what I am posting - it has its original name:

Makefile.txt

Tony Jay

[eranif]

Not good. You should upload the file "hello.mk"
Not this one...
Eran

[tony.jay]

This is rather opaque to me.
I have now managed to find the .mk files - they are not visible on visual inspection but a system search located them somewhere
so here they are:

hello.txt

helloagain.txt

BTW I had to change the suffixes to .txt since the forum software will not accept .mk files.

Tony Jay

[eranif]

Looks like you did a bit of mess in the environment variables:

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$(PATH);C:/MinGW-4.8.1/bin

from the main menu: Settings->Environment Variables
If you need C:\MinGW-4.8.1\bin to be in the path, do it the proper way, like this:

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PATH=$(PATH);C:/MinGW-4.8.1/bin

Fix that and it should work

Eran

[tony.jay]

Your suggestion has not worked.

As for why I changed the environmental variables - that was a suggestion made on this forum to try to fix what appeared to be the same issue that I was having.

It strikes me as strange that you would ask me whether a particular environmental variable was required or not??
I need you to tell me what I need to do to get a working install i.e. exactly what to do.
I have been through the setup information on this website several times in detail but I cannot find where I am going wrong.

I have also unistalled the app several times and attempted a fresh install but I have noticed that, somehow, previous settings appearing without any intervention from me. I am uncertain as to why that is happening as well.

Tony Jay

[Gibbon1]

>I have also unistalled the app several times and attempted a fresh install but I have noticed that, somehow, previous settings appearing without any intervention from me. I am uncertain as to why that is happening as well.

If I remember codelite stores some settings in

C:\Users\'username'\AppData\Roaming\CodeLite

Also stores some setting in the project directory. In Codelite 6 it's under .codelite

Might try uninstalling codelite and then going on a search and destroy mission. Then start with a fresh project.

Also look for any copys of sh.exe make sure those are not in the path.

[eranif]

It should work.
Do this:
- close codelite
- delete the folder C:\Users\YOUR-USER-NAME\AppData\Roaming\CodeLite
- start codelite

Open your workspace again, and try to build it again
Eran