This is not a wxWidget-3.0.2 problem

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Even though Code Blocks has a template for wxWidgets, I’d like to start my application from zero. So, I created an application using the ‘Console Application’ template and added the ‘#include <wx/window.h>’ as the first step, as suggested here. But I get an error saying :
D:\Dev\Projects\CodeBlocks\wx001\main.cpp:2:23: fatal error: wx/window.h: No such file or directory #include <wx/window.h>
I know that this is not a wx problem, since the ‘wxWidgets Template’ does work, but CB does not have a mailing list to post this question and, thus, I hope someone here can help me set up the project from zero, or point out to me a site that provides the solution to this problem.

I added this settings:
Linker settings = libwxmsw30ud.a
Search Directory -> Compiler = $(#wx)\lib\gcc_dll\mswud
Search Directory -> Linker = $(#wx)\lib\gcc_dll
Search Directory -> Resource compiler = $(#wx)\lib\gcc_dll\mswud

but, still, no cheese Sad smile

Thanks

Posted 4-Jun-15 3:42am

ArbolOneDotOrg

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[no name] 4-Jun-15 10:28am

http://forums.codeblocks.org/

Richard MacCutchan 4-Jun-15 10:38am

So find out where that file is located and add it's parent directory to your compiler's include list.

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2015-06-04T07:35:00

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Some search path for the include is missing. At first search the file "window.h" on your hard disk. If found add this sub path to your compiler path else install the SDK.

Maybe removing the "wx/ part solves the problem?

Posted 4-Jun-15 7:35am

KarstenK

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