Code blocks version? Error at the very start

Hello I just recently purchased the book and before I could even get started properly I had run into some difficulties in the very first steps, in the book it talks about version 10.05 and I can only download the newer 12.11 version. In the install steps there was some additional stuff which I didn't know how to fill out properly (things about the plugin) and later on I ran into a problem which I couldn't fix (followed troubleshooting too) which is the following:

||=== Hello World!, default ===|
\main.cpp|1|fatal error: sdk.h: No such file or directory|
||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 0 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|


How do I fix this? I did the global compiler setting stuff and everything was filled out correctly

I called it "Hello World!" and named the plugin "main", created a folder on desktop called "progamming"

Please help

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Originally Posted by Trejox

Hello I just recently purchased the book and before I could even get started properly I had run into some difficulties in the very first steps, in the book it talks about version 10.05 and I can only download the newer 12.11 version. In the install steps there was some additional stuff which I didn't know how to fill out properly (things about the plugin) and later on I ran into a problem which I couldn't fix (followed troubleshooting too) which is the following:

||=== Hello World!, default ===|
\main.cpp|1|fatal error: sdk.h: No such file or directory|
||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 0 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|


How do I fix this? I did the global compiler setting stuff and everything was filled out correctly

I called it "Hello World!" and named the plugin "main", created a folder on desktop called "progamming"

Please help

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Sorry not sure if obvious, but I ment the Jumping into C++ book

SORRY my bad

well first off, we need to know what book, what program your trying to use, and of course the code your trying to compile...

lets start there

When ever I get a error including a header file like the "sdk.h" I comment out the line.
This often results in a error; but, normally the error is easier to search on it.
And, sometimes the header is not needed and cause no problem when not included.

I can give you no more help till you post the code with the problem.

Tim S.