OK, I rescued my old Lenovo ThinkPad X200 with 64bit Cinnamon and it looks to be a clean install. New to Linux but reading like mad. After reading the user
guide, I decided to install CODE::BLOCKS via the software manager (to ensure all dependencies are included). Install looked good but cannot run the Hello World example - compile & run problems, CB can't find include files, compiler, etc. Disappointed but undeterred. Stay tuned.....
Greetings from Ohio, USA
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Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Hello Kinetics and welcome to Linux Mint Forums,
I'm sure someone will be along that will help you with the Code Blocks, Enjoy the learning
I'm sure someone will be along that will help you with the Code Blocks, Enjoy the learning
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Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Welcome aboard, Kinetics!
If you plan to do any compiling, you will want to install build-essential.
If you plan to do any compiling, you will want to install build-essential.
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Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Tx for suggestions. Got it working. Needed to install Xterm as one fix. Surprised it wasn't on the dependency list of Software Manager but I suspect most folks already have it installed.
Now working on an open IDE configuration for programming ARM processors. Using Warren Gay's book, "Beginning STM32". Lots of questions here but trying to do homework before nagging forum.
Cheers.
Now working on an open IDE configuration for programming ARM processors. Using Warren Gay's book, "Beginning STM32". Lots of questions here but trying to do homework before nagging forum.
Cheers.
Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Welcome!
I may have to change my user name now...
I may have to change my user name now...
Using Mint as primary OS since 2006.
Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Hello Kinetics
Welcome to Linux Mint and the Linux Mint forum
Welcome to Linux Mint and the Linux Mint forum
Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Thanks, guys. Will try to be low maintenance.
I'm retired from half a century of hardware design, learned Atmel AVR programming and now on to ARM processors via Linux. Great stuff!
I'm retired from half a century of hardware design, learned Atmel AVR programming and now on to ARM processors via Linux. Great stuff!
Re: Greetings from Ohio, USA
Hi Kinetics,
Welcome to the wonderful world of Linux Mint and its excellent forum!
Welcome to the wonderful world of Linux Mint and its excellent forum!
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