When you click on Settings, a dropdown menu with Environment,Editor.,Compiler.Īfter the above step, a new box is opened with Global Compiler Settings with the selected compiler GNU GCC Compiler.Īnother re-confirmation box pops up, still click Yes Next, look for Settings menu on the upper toolbar. Now that your Environment variables are set, open your CodeBlocks application to setup my "GNU GCC Compiler" as shown below:. Browse for the C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW\bin according to which drive you installed the application.Under System variables, click Path then Edit.On your left, click Advanced system settings.Right-click This PC, click on properties.👉 This will only work if you have set your Environment variables like in the link in step 1 or can use these simple steps below:. Now I started playing with every option in the toolbar till I found a solution 👏. I did the above step for over 4 times but still i got the same error 😞. Win + R, type control, uninstall CodeBlocks, Restarted my PCĪnd now I was ready to follow the instructions in the above link but still, I didn't reach the part that Enables me to have a "GNU GCC Compiler". I came across a guide to installing and configuring CodeBlocks and I figured I really didn't install the setup right.I open my C program files and on running:. exe file I could find & installed(clicked Next, Next, finish) without reading through. I just went right on to CodeBlocks, got the 1st. Initially, I've been a DevC++ application fan and if I was doing anything C i.e the CS50 courses, I would definitely use DevC++ for my C programs.īut today I got the error of Source file not compiled for the very first time, got all sweaty, and thanks to StackOverflow, I managed to get a solution which was installing CodeBlocks. If you're someone like me that rarely reads instructions when installing an application then you might definitely meet with the problem I got today and I want to tell you, this might come in handy 👍.
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