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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    I apologize for the lateness of this response. Well... Tried it, with no difference... I copied the sdk to the Cygwin home folder and the problem persists. It doesn't seem to have a problem with "awk --version" (It prints out info on GNU Awk). Did I make a wrong turn somewhere? Thanks, -MDG
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    hmn, D is a "documents" drive formatted as NTFS, this drive also contains everything programming related (among other things). Maybe I didn't understand the question... Cygwin is not installed on the same drive. (Well different partition, same volume though I don't think that would make a...
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    Here's what comes out, with full command line enabled idc about anyone knowing my actually directory structure anymore. I'm hoping it will be immediately apparent what I did wrong. As for the output binary I cannot remove the ".exe" extension, CodeBlocks adds it back as soon as I remove it. -MDG
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    Tried reinstalling the toolchain and it made no difference. I'm using Windows 7 x64. I still can't figure this out... Thanks for helping me through this. -MDG
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    Yup, Cygwin DLLs are present and the directory is in the %PATH% This would be a very tedious task due to there being so many of these shared objects and symbolic links. I may try doing it on Linux. There's quite a few things I need to setup before attempting it, but I'll let you guys know what...
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    I think I figured it out... The compiler/linker or whatever doesn't like these "symbolic links". I've investigated the file in question, to my surprise this library was only 50 bytes. So I opened it wondering what this file was. It seems to be a symbolic link of some kind given the information...
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    Thanks for the reply Farox. Well I added that extra include folder you mentioned, and I'm still getting the same error. :( The good ol' "D:\PATH_TO_SDK\tools\cross-eabi\arm-gph-linux-gnueabi\sys-root\lib/libstdc++.so: file not recognized: File format not recognized"
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    Compiling Issues With Code::blocks On Windows

    I've spent hours on trying to get this to work... And yes I've searched both Google and these forums. The Problem: While using Code::Blocks to compile for the Caanoo. I'm attempting to compile a simple Hello World application, and I have received this error...
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