I downloaded and installed Mingw-w64 and it appears that it went into Program Files (x86) into it's own folder called mingw-w64. Inside that folder is another folder called i686-6.3.0-posix-dwarf-rt_v5-rev1.
Inside that folder is another folder called mingw32.
Inside that folder is the bin folder and the other stuff like etc - library - include - stuff like that. I opened the bin folder and then went to the address bar up above and copied that path and pasted it into the path variable at the end, the variable that says Wbem at the end.
But CodeLite tells me it can't find any compilers on my machine. So I think I goofed up somewhere.
Where or how do I fix this?
CodeLite tells me it cannot find any compilers?
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Re: CodeLite tells me it cannot find any compilers?
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Re: CodeLite tells me it cannot find any compilers?
Okay I will give it another go. I don't like looking at all those tabs on the bottom next to Output View. I'm looking for a way to shut most of those off? I don't need all that.