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This compiler is rather outdated. I would strongly recommend to use a more recent version.

I actually have MinGW 8.2.0. But I had to resort to the MinGW 5.1.0 compiler that came with Code::Blocks to compile wxWidgets. So switching back now to the 8.2.0 compiler isn't going to break anything?

It's cool, doublemax. You tried. I just need to know how to Build wxSQLite3 so I can use it. I'll get the right information, eventually.

Personally, I prefer to build wxSQLite3 as a separate library (either static or shared/DLL) and I'd recommend to follow that route. That's my problem, utelle: I don't know how to do this. Which compiler version are you actually using? MinGW 5.1.0 Both sources are really outdated. Since almost 4 yea...

I put all the files inside my project folder. Tried to #include "wxsqlite3.h" and got a fatal error. So I created another folder "wx" and put the wxSQLite3 files in it, the #include "wx/wxsqlite3.h" and got another fatal error. C:\Users\lands\OneDrive\Desktop\CodeBlocks\Sidewinder\SidewinderMain.h:2...

Hi doublemax.

I copied the sqlite3.dll and wxsqlite3.cpp into my project folder. Are there any linker options in Code::Blocks I need to be concerned abt?

Isn't wxSQLite3 supposed to be compiled before using it?

For every reason you can think of, I'm not a Windows user. BUT...I have to use it for a time for work-related stuff. I installed Code::Blocks. Finally got wxWidgets to compile (using the C::B mingw compiler and not version 8.2.0). And lastly, I need to install wxSQLite3. The only info on this I foun...

That was my fault. I had it set to wxWidgets 3.0 instead of 3.1. It works now. Thanks. And I'm not usually a tard like this. Just been a long day.

Check this out, doublemax

Thanks, doublemax. That's all it needed. Got it compiled using minGW from C::B. Not one issue. Much appreciated. Editing wx sources or moving header files etc. should not be necessary. That was a minGW header file I edited. It lacked a closing brace in a particular header. So I added it to get past ...

Hi PB: I apologize for replying to you the way I did. No excuses, I was wrong. Now, moving on here, the compiler was actually telling me all I needed to know. Compiler file name and even the line of the error. So I added the missing closing brace. That got me past the second error. Now I have anothe...

Yeah. Your answer might have possibly been a good solution, but it wasn't. I even removed the version of wxWidgets I had (3.0.4) and got the newest (3.1.2) and tried compiling it. And while I got way past where 3.0.4 crapped out, 3.1.2 also bit the dust before successfully compiling. g++ -c -o gcc_m...

I'm on a fresh install of Windows 10. I installed CodeLite 13 and downloaded wxWidgets-3.0.4 and installed the files to C:\wxWidgets-3.0.4. I then opened a console window and changed directories to C:\wxWidgets-3.0.4\build\msw and ran msw>mingw32-make -f makefile.gcc SHARED=1 UNICODE=1 BUILD=release...

I'm on it, Nunki. I really appreciate your help.

Found it. I'll see what I can do to make this work. Thanks for your help, doublemax. bool Angela001App::OnInit() { //(*AppInitialize bool wxsOK = true; wxInitAllImageHandlers(); if ( wxsOK ) { Angela001Frame* Frame = new Angela001Frame(0); Frame->Show(); SetTopWindow(Frame); } //*) return wxsOK; }

How abt this: class Angela001Frame: public wxFrame { public: Angela001Frame(wxWindow* parent,wxWindowID id = -1); virtual ~Angela001Frame(); And I stand corrected abt Angela001Frame being a class and not an object :D I had no idea that changing the frame size wld be this involved. I'll study my opti...

Hi Nunki: Is this what you're talking about: BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(Angela001Frame,wxFrame) //(*EventTable(Angela001Frame) //*) END_EVENT_TABLE() Angela001Frame::Angela001Frame(wxWindow* parent,wxWindowID id) { //(*Initialize(Angela001Frame) wxMenu* Menu1; wxMenu* Menu2; wxMenuBar* MenuBar1; wxMenuItem* ...