SOLUTION for ：single .cpp files can't be built in Code::Blocks ： codeblocks Build file: "no target" in "no project" (compiler: unknown)
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Hey.
Using codeblocks 16.01 mingw setup, I came across this error:
||=== Build file: "no target" in "no project" (compiler: unknown) ===|
I researched a bit online, as I'm a new user, and found that single .cpp files can't be built in Code::Blocks. You have to create a project, and then add a source file.
INSTRUCTIONS:
After opening Code::Blocks > File > New > Project > Go through the wizard > FINISH > This creates a project file with a .cpb extension.
To your left, under project, you'll see your project file name with a Code::Blocks icon. This links to your .cpb file.
To add a source file:
Highlight your new project file name (to the left, with the icon) > File > New > Empty file > Create file name (ex. HelloWorld.cpp) > SAVE
This new file will open in your editor, and be available under Sources.
Good luck, all!
Hope this helps.
Leave a solution or comment.
Using codeblocks 16.01 mingw setup, I came across this error:
||=== Build file: "no target" in "no project" (compiler: unknown) ===|
I researched a bit online, as I'm a new user, and found that single .cpp files can't be built in Code::Blocks. You have to create a project, and then add a source file.
INSTRUCTIONS:
After opening Code::Blocks > File > New > Project > Go through the wizard > FINISH > This creates a project file with a .cpb extension.
To your left, under project, you'll see your project file name with a Code::Blocks icon. This links to your .cpb file.
To add a source file:
Highlight your new project file name (to the left, with the icon) > File > New > Empty file > Create file name (ex. HelloWorld.cpp) > SAVE
This new file will open in your editor, and be available under Sources.
Good luck, all!
Hope this helps.
Leave a solution or comment.
