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2009-11-04
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2009-11-04
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2009-11-04
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@ gbg.se
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2009-11-06
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2009-11-19
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@ fr/35/rennes
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If you absolutely need an IDE, you can try esbox, just grab the latest files from the garage project page.
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2010-12-14
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@ void
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2010-12-14
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@ France
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I have just started learning C++ and looked for a full-scale IDE as a learning tool on the go. Yesterday I stumbled upon Codeblocks and got the latest 10.05 compiled on my N900 without using scratchbox. The program runs fast and smoothly, albeit a bit crammed display which should be adjustable by using smaller fonts. Here are the tarballs for anyone interested:
Installation:
Decompress the tarball in / (root). Everything lives in /opt/codeblocks-10.05. To remove just delete the directory.
Mediafire links:
Stripped: codeblocks.10.05-n900_stripped.tar.gz (smaller, recommended)
Unstripped: codeblocks.10.05-n900.tar.gz(for debugging)
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2012-06-03
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#!/bin/bash #root should be bound to /scratchbox/users/`whoami`/host #also, i like colours if [ "`mount |grep \/scratchbox\/users\/\`whoami\`\/host`" ]; then echo -e '\e[1;32m mounted correctly \e[0m' else mkdir /scratchbox/users/`whoami`/host echo "`mount |grep \/\on\ \/scratchbox\/users\/\`whoami\`\/host`" echo -e "\e[1;34mnot mounted, yet mounting...\e[0;31m" sudo mount --bind / /scratchbox/users/`whoami`/host echo -e "\e[1;32mdone\e[0m" fi echo -e '\e[1;34m' Command=$(echo -n "$@" | sed -e s_\ /_\ /host/_g) echo "$Command" echo -e '\e[4;31m' echo ">$Command" echo -e '\e[0m' #replace absolute path with relative path(sed) and put "/host" in front of the working directory /scratchbox/login -p -d /host`pwd` "$Command" exit 0