[C++]Codeblocks Tutorial Compile Errors

[lfnunley]

I just finished setting up SMFL with CodeBlocks, following this tutorial: http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.0/start-cb.php, and linking the static libraries. I am getting the following errors when attempting to compile:

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error: 'CircleShape' is not a member of 'sf'
error: expected ';' before 'shape'
error: 'shape' was not declared in this scope
error: 'class sf::RenderWindow' has no member named 'isOpen'
Along with many other errors of the same nature. It seems that there is a problem accessing the 'sf' class. I assume this is a newbie error, so sorry if I'm not doing something correctly.

I am using the C++ version 1.6 SMFL full SDK for Windows. Thanks in advance for your help!

[Laurent]

I am using the C++ version 1.6 SMFL

So why are you following the 2.0 tutorials?

[lfnunley]

Wow, my bad. Thank you for pointing out that human error!

[lfnunley]

Okay, I have followed the tutorial for 1.6, and I'm still getting errors of the same nature:

undefined reference to `sf::Clock::Clock()'
undefined reference to `sf::Clock::GetElapsedTime() const'

and so on. I'm sure this is once again a stupid error. I opted to set it up using the second option, editing the global compiler settings. Any ideas?

[Laurent]

Do you link to sfml-system? If you linked to static libraries (-s), make sure that SFML_STATIC is defined.

[lfnunley]

I am not linking to the static libraries, and -lsfml-system is linked: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/45353822/Pics/SMFL_config.png

[Laurent]

Does it look like the screenshot of the tutorial?

And are you sure that SFML_STATIC is not defined in your preprocessor options? Can you upload your project file?

[lfnunley]

It does indeed. And SMFL_STATIC isn't linked. Here is my project folder: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45353822/SMFL_Example.zip

Also, the SMFL folder is in Program Files(x86)/codeblocks/

[Laurent]

Your screenshot doesn't match at all what's inside your project... If you don't show us what you really have, it will be hard for us to help you

Anyway, you're lucky because the error was really obvious to spot: you wrote "smfl" instead of "sfml" in libraries names.

Please be careful, all the errors in this thread were really stupid. They could be avoided very easily.

[lfnunley]

That was it? Okay then, sorry. I think I sent it to you before I saved it, which was idiotic. Thanks for your help!