Code Blocks Doesn't Work Anymore!

[megasnorlax]

For about 3 months Code Blocks worked fine and then one day I went on and it said: "This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information". How do I fix this?

[Disch]

You could probably try contacting the application's support team.


wiseass answer aside. Try reinstalling?

[megasnorlax]

The Code Blocks support team doesnt cover that kind of stuff and I already tried reinstalling it and it didnt do anything.

[Chriscpp]

lol :)

[megasnorlax]

anyone?

[N36fSL3A]

Did you try re-installing?

Sorry, I read your first post and not your other.

[18hRX9L8]

megasnorlax wrote:

I already tried reinstalling it and it didnt do anything.

@Fredbill30 Please read the posts before posting.

[N36fSL3A]

After reinstalling check the directory of codeblocks and manually delete the files.

[18hRX9L8]

Okay, I need more information. If you tried running code and that happened, post the code on here. Are you running CB on a Virtual Machine?

Look at this link and see if any one of the cases fits yours.
http://goo.gl/sGMbl

[megasnorlax]

No, its not that it doesn't let me run a code, it doesn't let me run Code Blocks itself. I click on Code Blocks and it displays that message.

[18hRX9L8]

Okay, remove the configuration files of C::B for your user(s).

I am researching the location of those files... But for now, check in your Documents.

[EDIT] Found it: "\Documents and Settings\[USER]\Application Data\codeblocks" or "%USERPROFILE%\Application Data\codeblocks" [/EDIT]

[megasnorlax]

I couldn't find it.

[Smac89]

Just use a text editor suited for programming. On windows I use notepad++, linux = gedit with built terminal or emacs, mac = xcode. If you must really use an IDE, use eclipse or netbeans

[18hRX9L8]

Try looking up "codeblocks" in all files on your Mac Finder.

[megasnorlax]

I don't have Mac I have Windows.

[Dy7SLyTq]

uhhh smac... you know xcode is an ide not a text editor right?

[Smac89]

no I did not know that. what makes it an ide?

[Dy7SLyTq]

you can create a project, it has multiple templates, it has break points, an inline debugger, and the iphone simulator

[G309216C]

I do not use Code::Blocks but all I can suggest is to first scan for Malware using few Free online scanners because few Malwares do delete vital files of IDE's to prevent developers creating "anti-dote" for the malware.

Next try re-installing it even if you tried try downloading a newer or older version.

If you have to, re-install\format your whole Operating System.

[Paoletti301]

I do not use Code::Blocks but all I can suggest is to first scan for Malware using few Free online scanners because few Malwares do delete vital files of IDE's to prevent developers creating "anti-dote" for the malware.

Next try re-installing it even if you tried try downloading a newer or older version.

If you have to, re-install\format your whole Operating System.

why would stopping them from using the IDE stop them from programming? seems like they would prefer attacking the compiler if anything?