I hate you codeblocks!

[wtf]

Yay codeblocks 10.05 is out!

Wait a second, now my code won't compile.

the latest version of codeblocks, while adding a bizillion different useless features, still does not have a debugger. what gives?

[Athar]

You're doing it wrong?
You can debug with Code::Blocks, both with 10.05 and 8.02.

[wtf]

No, you can't.

[Athar]

If you want to troll, go somewhere else where people appreciate your efforts.

[Albatross]

What evidence do you have that Code::Blocks cannot use any debuggers? Because I have evidence that it can.
http://www.codeblocks.org/features

Scroll down to "Debugger".

-Albatross

[kempofighter]

Speaking of WTF; WTF is this thread all about? I've used its debugger before. As far as I can remember it has always had a debugger.

[jwC5fSEw]

Yes, you can. Are you trying to use it on a project or just a single file? It'll only work on a project.

Seriously, it's not hard to see that it has a debugger. If you Google "codeblocks debugger", the first result gives you a guide on how to use it. Google is your friend; don't go jumping to stupid conclusions before you even do a cursory search for it.

[blackcoder41]

The debugger works for me.

[helios]

Technically speaking, Code::Blocks doesn't have a debugger. It has an interface for gdb. If the user doesn't have gdb, then they can't debug.

[blackcoder41]

+1 helios

But I assume OP is using code::blocks w/ mingw compiler suite. It should already have gdb installed.

[xander333]

Alright let's set this straight.

First of all, like many before me said, Code::Blocks ITSELF is an IDE, so it doesn't have a compiler/debugger, HOWEVER there is a version of code::blocks that you can download which includes both a compiler and a debugger (MingW and GCC).

Second, if it doesn't compile with your compiler, this is the solution.
Go to file > save file as ; there you save your work as nameofproject.CPP . DO NOT forget the .cpp . It should work now.

And don't act as if you know everything while you're asking for help.

Xander