Just remember to pick an install folder without spaces, though. If you have trouble printing from within CodeBlocks, you should install Text Wrangler. If you do install TDM-GCC separately, you don't have to install it in C:\MinGW. Problems printing from within CodeBlocks: This was a problem with the previous release and may have not been fixed in the new version. Note that you can get the latest version of CodeBlocks from the CodeBlocks download page.įYI, a separate TDM-GCC install will let you pick your own folder which might help with any potential conflicts.
I personally prefer TDM64 since you can build both 32-bit (with the proper compiler and linker flag) and 64-bit apps with it, but TDM32 works fine. On a side note, I have personally found the best option is to pick the for Windows (without MinGW), then separately install the latest version of TDM-GCC. If you are not using IDE then you need to create the program using your text editor. Code Blocks comes with a compiler called GCC to compile C and C++ programs. I would carefully uninstall all Codeblocks/MinGW installations, then re-download and reinstall. IDE allows you to create, compile and run programs from a single environment. Since you just upgraded, each is a distinct possibility. You have a second MinGW installation on your system. Your download/MinGW installation is corrupt and you need to reinstall.
There are two likely scenarios for this issue:
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