SFML configuration to code::blocks error.

[georgeziozas]

hello, this is my first post here , i tried to follow the link
 http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.3/start-cb.php
to install sfml correctly but it seems something is wrong..
After i did all the steps i try to create my first program and this error appears:
'fatal error: SFML/Graphics.hpp: No such file or directory'

Pictures of my project build:
https://gyazo.com/9f570f5b8cd8c15104e8e5bd3816d0be
https://gyazo.com/3f1cfb7c97ce838a4546dce88c0a0548
https://gyazo.com/e7d3da418f5c527a1f0f31a4c22f265a
debug and release are empty, do i need to put something there too?

i really dont understand how all these linkings work .. i just try to follow the link through..
any help would be apreciated. thanks

[Mr_Blame]

Make shure that you give correct path to SFML include directory.

[eXpl0it3r]

Is C:\smfl\include really a correct path?

[georgeziozas]

Make shure that you give correct path to SFML include directory.

i corrected the include path to: C:\sfml\include\SFML
because at the include is and SFML folder so..
still the problem remains

[georgeziozas]

Is C:\smfl\include really a correct path?

i corrected it but still the problem remains

[eXpl0it3r]

And what does the C:\sfml\include directory contain?
Did you do a clean rebuild?

[georgeziozas]

And what does the C:\sfml\include directory contain?
Did you do a clean rebuild?

here is what it contains https://gyazo.com/2aeadfad1ce84e6b2d85376c465ac2c4

[eXpl0it3r]

Then you have modified the directory.
The include directory should contain another directory called SFML which then holds the content from that last screenshot.

Don't randomly move things around and then wonder why it doesn't work. Also try to understand what the problem is. I mean if it says "not found" it's pretty obvious where to look. And if you don't understand what #include does, then you might want to first go back a few steps and read a bit more on C++. It's a though language and you're required to know quite a bit about it if you want to use SFML.

[georgeziozas]

Then you have modified the directory.
The include directory should contain another directory called SFML which then holds the content from that last screenshot.

Don't randomly move things around and then wonder why it doesn't work. Also try to understand what the problem is. I mean if it says "not found" it's pretty obvious where to look. And if you don't understand what #include does, then you might want to first go back a few steps and read a bit more on C++. It's a though language and you're required to know quite a bit about it if you want to use SFML.

it contains an SFML folder before these files in the snapshot, also i know what include means, when i said i dont understand what i need to do i meant that i dont understand 100% what i have to do to make it work and most of the steps i watched them on youtube.. nvm..

After i watched another video i finally find no problems at the code...
it asks me if i want to build the project and i say 'yes'.. after that it freezes and asks me again...
nvm i will try to fix it ..
you helped enough already

[georgeziozas]

i followed tihs tutorial on youtube:

atm when i press to run the code the only error is :
 mingw32-g++.exe: error: unrecognized command line option '-static-libstdc++'
if i remove it then when i rerun it gives me 20 errors or more.

[georgeziozas]

SOLVED

[Mr_Blame]

What did you do?