codeblocks

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The tag codeblocks on WindowsForum.com covers user issues with the CodeBlocks integrated development environment on Windows. Common problems include access denied errors when accessing AppData folders, permission issues preventing compilation or rebuilding executables, and read-only folder attributes that interfere with project builds. Users also report conflicts with Windows security settings and command-line behavior affecting CodeBlocks functionality. The discussions focus on troubleshooting these errors, often involving file permissions, antivirus interference, and system configuration adjustments to restore normal operation of the CodeBlocks compiler and IDE.
  1. Orange2341

    Windows 7 Access is denied error whenever accessing Roaming folder, with any application

    It seems that whenever I want to access the following pathways of C:\Users\ABC\AppData, any program or application gives me an "Access is denied error": In another application called CodeBlocks, I get the same error: Error: can't open C:\Users\ABC\AppData\Local\Temp\cc4x6bY8.s for reading...
  2. D

    Windows 7 Issue with various compilers failing to rebuild executable

    No matter what compiler I elect to use (I have tried codeblocks, bloodshed dev C++, visual studio c++ express 2005, visual studio 2008 & 2010 and eclipe [java]) when i attempt to rebuild a project after executing it once, it will link and compile, but and error will appear stating that the...
  3. Bree Geek

    Windows 7 Read Only on all Folders, Take Ownership, CMD attrib don't work. Losing my mind

    Hi, I have been on the edge of chucking my computer out the window for hours, and the only support I get from colleagues in my masters program is "Get a mac!" Anyway, yesterday I was working on something in CodeBlocks and when I went to build my project, I got stuck in a loop of "this project...
  4. B

    Windows 7 How to get CMD to run in non-fullscreen mode

    I've been playing around with some batch files, and was trying to get the cmd to run in fullscreen mode. I used the same technique that i used in windows XP, using the line:"reg add HKCU\Console\ /v Fullscreen /t REG_DWORD /d 1" in a batch file to make the cmd go fullscreen by default. Now my...
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