CodeLite IDE

Hi,

I wanted to try Codelite for C/C++ but there is a problem which is annoying.

The MinGW which is comes with Codelite doesn't have GTK and it has'nt any terminal or something like that. So when i tried to compile , it gives me :
so what can i do for this, any ideas ?

You can modify the project settings and provide the GTK arguments needed on Windows.
On Linux the proper way to do this, is to use the `pkg-config` tool

it seems that the templates are meant to be used on Linux only (tbh, I tested them on Linux only)

To update the project settings:
Right click on your project->common settings->compiler and remove the pkg-config option set there and replace it with the proper include directories + definitions
Same thing should be done in the linker settings

Eran

@eranif

First of all, thank you for attention but I'm a pretty newbie at this stuff and i dont know what did you mean exactly. By the way on linux it works just fine .

I have gtk which is work perfect with codeblock, i mean its able to work. And it's on ' C:\gtk ' i can delete pkg-config --flags from CodeLite but here is the problem , how can i add libraries to CodeLite and which ones should i add.

I did try , add gtk(all of it) to mingw(in codelite) but it didn't change anything.

thanks again...

Valentine wrote: By the way on linux it works just fine .

Yes, this is what I wrote - I only tested it on Linux.

A quick google search yield this document:

http://www.gtk.org/download/win32_tutorial.php - which seems to include a working pkg-config for Windows

Eran

eranif wrote:

Valentine wrote: By the way on linux it works just fine .

Yes, this is what I wrote - I only tested it on Linux.

A quick google search yield this document:

http://www.gtk.org/download/win32_tutorial.php - which seems to include a working pkg-config for Windows

Eran

I already did that , is that supposed to fix that ? if it is still have a problem which is annoying

There seems to be a problem with the way backticks are handled by the Makefile.
So, here is a short tutorial on how to make it work:

• Download the All-In-One GTK3 Bundle
• Extract the zip file (for this example, I will assume that you have installed it under: C:\src\gtk)
• Open codelite and define a GTK3.0/C project
• Open project settings->common settings->compiler and replace this:

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  `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0`

  with this line:

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  $(shell pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0)

• Open project settings->common settings->linker and replace this:

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  `pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0`

  with this line:

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  $(shell pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0)

• Add GTK bin folder into the path, from the codelite's main menu: settings->environment variables
  And add this line:

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  PATH=C:\src\gtk\bin;$PATH

  NOTE: Replcae C:\src\gtk with your installation path
• Compile and run it

Eran

eranif wrote:There seems to be a problem with the way backticks are handled by the Makefile.
So, here is a short tutorial on how to make it work:

• Download the All-In-One GTK3 Bundle
• Extract the zip file (for this example, I will assume that you have installed it under: C:\src\gtk)
• Open codelite and define a GTK3.0/C project
• Open project settings->common settings->compiler and replace this:

  Code: Select all

  `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0`

  with this line:

  Code: Select all

  $(shell pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0)

• Open project settings->common settings->linker and replace this:

  Code: Select all

  `pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0`

  with this line:

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  $(shell pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0)

• Add GTK bin folder into the path, from the codelite's main menu: settings->environment variables
  And add this line:

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  PATH=C:\src\gtk\bin;$PATH

  NOTE: Replcae C:\src\gtk with your installation path
• Compile and run it

Eran

That Worked ! god bless you.