03-20-2023, 11:18 PM
Sorry! Everything about the path is wrong!
The path is set here, see screenshot.
So, you have to set the MingW, you can set the QB63pe - it's also in my path (screenshot). In path means the system can find and run the program from any directory; as "gcc --version" shows.
I will describe it now as I always do it:
Download the new version - unpack it in the directory D:\Temp\Unpack - then move the whole folder to D:\Programs. Rename the old version of Qb64phoenix3 (my sytem) to "alt-QB64phoenix3". Then rename the new version to "Qb64phoenix3" because that's where the path points to; so I don't need to adjust the path to each new version. Then set up QB64, color etc, and that's it.
You don't need new directories for each new version. The whole thing is done in 10 minutes each time.
It is the same with the MingW. The path points to D:\Program Files\mingw64 (set up that way by the program), and stays the same regardless of the version.
![[Image: Path-setting-Windows10.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/pwcCwsG/Path-setting-Windows10.jpg)
The path is set here, see screenshot.
So, you have to set the MingW, you can set the QB63pe - it's also in my path (screenshot). In path means the system can find and run the program from any directory; as "gcc --version" shows.
I will describe it now as I always do it:
Download the new version - unpack it in the directory D:\Temp\Unpack - then move the whole folder to D:\Programs. Rename the old version of Qb64phoenix3 (my sytem) to "alt-QB64phoenix3". Then rename the new version to "Qb64phoenix3" because that's where the path points to; so I don't need to adjust the path to each new version. Then set up QB64, color etc, and that's it.
You don't need new directories for each new version. The whole thing is done in 10 minutes each time.
It is the same with the MingW. The path points to D:\Program Files\mingw64 (set up that way by the program), and stays the same regardless of the version.