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joemaniaci wrote:How do you even know you created 64-bit binaries?

One way to do is to use dumpbin as described in the second answer here.

Hi, I am trying to implement a wxAuiNotebook control which manages a wxStyledTextCtrl in each tab. I see the question has already been answere, but I thought I'd mention that wxStyledTextCtrl has the ability to handle multiple documents. The relevant methods are CreateDocument(), SetDocPointer(), a...

I've never seen anything like that and have no idea what could be causing it. You might want to ask about it on the codeblocks forum.

I wrote a control called wxAccordion that something like that.

It already works but I would like to know more: What is Use_WXDEBUG_and Debug wxwidgets lib ? I don't know. I've never used any of the options on the advanced settings page. And if I do not add the libraries when I create the project, will Codeblocks guide me to add the libraries when I add a funct...

Is there a reason you're trying to link with lwxmsw30u_dbgrid, lwxbase30u_odbc, and lwxmsw30u_qa? If not, try removing those from the list of libraries to link with. ODBC was remove a while ago, I don't remember if it was still available on 3.0 or not. I don't know what dbgrid is. I just noticed tha...

According to the documentation : Notice that this control doesn't allow to process generic mouse events such as wxEVT_LEFT_DOWN in all ports (notably it doesn't work in wxGTK). If you need to handle any mouse events not covered by the ones above, consider using a custom renderer for the cells that m...

Awesome! Thanks.

TL/DNR version : I think it would be possible to build 32 bit libraries with tdm64 if you could pass extra flags to windres. Is there any way to do that with mingw32-make? Longer version : Following up on this thread, I was wondering if its possible to make 32bit libraries with tdm64. I tried with ...

As sort of a followup while investigating these things, I compared the visual studio and gcc make files. With visual studio, the output folder is set in wx_setup.props with the line: <wxOutDirName>$(wxCompilerPrefix)$(wxArchSuffix)_$(wxLibTypeSuffix)$(wxCfg)</wxOutDirName> while in the gcc make file...

While trying to help with some other mingw/tdm-gcc questions, I've been trying doing some experiments with tdm64-gcc-5.1.0-2. At some point, I realized that I wasn't exactly sure what I was building. The libraries were being placed in lib\gcc_dll, so I assumed they were 32 bit libraries. But while u...

That seems like it should work. Which version of mingw are you using? Are you using the mingw command prompt or a generic command prompt?

You'll have to derive a class from wxAuiTabArt and then call SetArtProvider() with an object of that class. I don't think there are any examples, but you can look at the source files src\aui\tabart.cpp, src\aui\tabartgtk.cpp, and src\aui\tabartmsw.cpp to see what's involved. Looking at the documenta...

I created new project, checked "Enable unicode" in a process. Replaced libwxmsw30.a entries with libwxbase30u.a (because I don't have libwxbase30u.a) an project compiled successfully. My make command: mingw32-make -f makefile.gcc SHARED=1 UNICODE=1 BUILD=release CXXFLAGS=-std=gnu+11 had t...

Starting with wxWidgets 3.0, the default build option for the library is to use unicode. So the library you need to like to is libwxmsw30 u .a To do this in codeblocks, on the page of the wizard that says "please select various configuration options", you need to make sure "Enable uni...