If I try to move the simulator window, it grows then the program crashes.
Does anyone else get this?
I have never come across such a crash. Let me try to replicate that on another machine
Will ever be planned a Linux version of the simulator?
@DanyCork74 Yes! Both SDL2 and Code::Blocks are very platform independent. Linux version should not be a massive amount of work. The simulator will be opensourced as well in the near future (certainly before Pokittos ship) and I think by then we will have a linux version also.
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If I try to move the simulator window, it grows then the program crashes.
Does anyone else get this?
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I can not replicate this issue. I’m on a Windows 10 64-bit machine.
What is your PC setup?
I’m tried too. Windows 10 x64. Everything is fine.
fine here (win7, x64) , thanks!
Should note for those who are just installing stuff to test this - you cannot just install codeblocks, you also need to install a compiler (gnu gcc) before it can do anything.
Not if you install the package that was in the link. It includes Gnu gcc.
If you’re installing mingw version of CodeBlocks you don’t need anything else
Odd, I did that and it threw compile errors. Wonder what’s up. Might just need to adjust paths or something
Yup, paths issue all good!
Im windows 10 64bit on a mac mini.
I do have some other software running to change the U.I, such as windowblinds and object dock.
Ill try without those when i get a chance later tonight.
I also wish for an os x version as a ready-to-go sdk.
SDL2 is on Mac OSX, but Code::Blocks is version 13.12. You could try to download the 13.12 and open the project file to see if the project file opens.
Meh, Code::Blocks is super ugly and a couple of years old.
Maybe i will look into how to build this with gcc and use atom. -> things i don’t like to do.
It seems that my problem has vanished. It might have been the particular skin I was applying to windowblinds, or it could have been something else completely, who knows!
You can change editor theme
Code::Blocks has one advantage. The UI is much simpler than anything Ecclipse based. I have seen beginners strting with ecclipse: the fear of death is in their eyes
Totally your opinion, eclipse is even worse. that’s why i use atom.