Configure MinGW + Codeblocks + wxWidgets on 64-bit Windows 7

Install and configure MinGW + Codeblocks + wxWidgets on Windows 7 64-bit host as follows:
1. Download The mingw-get-inst-20111118: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw /;
2. Double-click mingw-get-inst-20111118.exe. You can select the desired component by default;
3. Add MinGW environment variable: Right-click computer, select Properties, select Advanced System settings, click environment variable, select PATH, and click Edit. C: add \ MinGW \ bin to the environment variable, click OK, and enter gcc in cmd. If a fatal error is returned and no input file is entered, the installation is successful.
4. The following example shows a C ++ program code. Use vs2008 to create a console program:
 
# Include "stdafx. h"
# Include <iostream>
Using namespace std;
Int _ tmain (int argc, _ TCHAR * argv [])
{
Cout <"Hello! "<Endl;
Return 0;
}
The directory where the hello. cpp file is stored is F: \ test \ hello
Enter the following commands in sequence:
F: \ test \ hello> g ++-c hello. cpp // generate the hello. o file
F: \ test \ hello> g ++-o hello. cpp // generate the hello.exe File
F: \ test \ hello> hello.exe // output Hello!
5. Download codeblocks-10.05mingw-setup: http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/26;
6, double-click codeblocks-10.05mingw-setup, installation directory is best do not have Chinese or space, components according to their needs to choose, after the completion of the desktop will generate a CodeBlocks icon;
7. Double-click the CodeBlocks icon on the desktop, and you will be prompted to select a default Compiler. Select gnu gcc Compiler, select Yes in File associations, and select associate Code :: blocks with C/C ++ file types;
8. Create a simple console application: File à New à Project... À Projects, select the Console application, click Go à Next à, select C ++, and click Next à Project title: projiect1; Folder to create project in: F: \ test \ codeblocks; project filename: project1.white; Resulting filename: F: \ test \ codeblocks \ project1 \ project1.white; click Next à default, and click Finish. A main is generated by default. cpp file, compile and run it.
9. Download The wxMSW-Setup-2.9.3: http://www.wxwidgets.org/downloads/#latest_stable;
10、double-click wxmsw-setup-2.9.3.exe, click Next continuously, and click Finish;
11. Open the command line interface, enter the c: \ wxWidgets-2.9.3 \ build \ msw directory, execute
Mingw32-make-f makefile. gcc clean
Mingw32-make-f makefile. gcc MONOLITHIC = 0 SHARED = 1 UNICODE = 1 BUILD = release
Mingw32-make-f makefile. gcc MONOLITHIC = 0 SHARED = 1 UNICODE = 1 BUILD = debug
Command to compile the Release and Debug libraries respectively;
12. Open CodeBlocks, File à New à Project... À Projects, select wxWidgets project, click Go, And Next à select wxWidgets2.9x (SVN Version) à Next à Project title: project2; Folder to create project in: F: \ test \ codeblocks; à Next, enter à Next at will, select wxSmith in Preferred GUI Builder, select Dialog Based à Next in Application Type, in wxWidgets 'location C: \ wxWidgets-2.9.3 à Next, in wxWidgets Library Settings, select Use wxWidgets DLL and Enable unicode. The default value is "à Next à Finish". Compile and run the program.
 

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