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I have downloaded and installed binaries of wxWidgets and Codeblocks onto my PC with Windows 10. Codeblocks builds and runs HelloWorld. With Codeblocks I then open an existing DEV-C project which uses wxWidgets - Codeblocks compiles this with no problems, but the linker fails with a message that a library dll file of Widgets is an 'unrecognized format'. Have spent several hours looking for help on this forum and on the widgets site. I have read about Export Libraries which bridge the gap between the calls in the App and the functions in the shared DLLs, but have failed to find them.

What is the correct way to link to the Widgets library? Thank you for any help you can give me. I would suggest building the wxWidgets libraries with code:blocks from source, rather than downloading a binary library that was built with an unknown compiler Here are instructions to build the wxWidgets static libraries with code:block. Ti build DLLs, modify step 8.

( Note that your applications will start faster if you use the static library. Download wxWidgets source code from Unpack to a folder. On my system, I use C: Users James code wxwidgets-3.1.0 Open a command window. Cd to the code::blocks mingw folder. On my system this is C: Program Files (x86) CodeBlocks16 MinGW Type mingwvars.bat cd to wxwidgets folder. On my system C: Users James code wxwidgets-3.1.0 cd to./build/msw Type mingw32-make SHELL=CMD.exe -j4 -f makefile.gcc BUILD=release UNICODE=1 SHARED=0 MONOLITHIC=1 If you get strange 'file not found' errors you will need to edit the makefile - details are here Set code::blocks global variable wxwidgets as follows: base C: Users James code wxWidgets-3.1.0 include C: Users James code wxWidgets-3.1.0 include lib C: Users James code wxwidgets-3.1.0 lib gcclib setup ( user-defined ) C: Users James code wxWidgets-3.1.0 lib gcclib mswu.

I'm trying to build using Code::Blocks 12.11 but the build fails no matter what I try. Alright, I finally managed to get it working:) I'm posting here the procedure to follow if, like me, someone wanted to use wxWidgets in an (initially) console project under Code::Blocks. With this, anyone should be able to build/run at least in a Wind0ws environment:. I'll assume that Code::Blocks and MinGW are correctly setup.

Have you tried to: 1) Use pre-built version of wxWidgets which comes with Code::Blocks? 2) Clean wx libs and rebuild from scratch? 3) Run your app from Windows Explorer and check whether it produces some meaningful error message?

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4) Open the executable with Dependency Walker and check whether there are any missing DLLs on which app references? It can be so that you need to put mingwm10.dll into some folder which is accessible from PATH environment variable (or put it near EXE file) – Mar 5 '13 at 22:14.