"g++" is not recognized as an internal or external command

[VSS-Vintorez]

"g++" is not recognized as an internal or external command is the error i get when i run compile.bat

[VSS-Vintorez]

tell me what to install

[BorysDev]

1. Download and install the MinGW setup.

2. A window like this should pop up:
   

3. Make sure you select mingw32-base, mingw32-gcc=g++ and msys-base.

4. Close out of the program once installation has completed.

5. Go into Control Panel > System and Security > System.
   

6. Click on Advanced System Settings on the left.
   

7. Click the Environment Variables button in the bottom right of the panel.
   

8. Find Path under the System Variables section and click on it once so that it is selected.
   

9. Click the Edit button.
   

10. Click the New button in the top right.
    

11. Copy C:\MinGW\bin .

12. Close out of all remaining Windows by pressing Ok.

13. Finally try re-running compile.bat.

[VSS-Vintorez]

thx EDIT: crap

[VSS-Vintorez]

this was while i was trying to run compile.bat

[BorysDev]

Hmm, try adding C:\MinGW\bin to the user variables and restart your system. Tell me if the error re-occurs.

[VSS-Vintorez]

i figured out what it was

[VSS-Vintorez]

i had some missing dll files in the bin folder

[m-byte918]

This issue can be used as a guide for people running compile.bat for the first time without a compiler, so I will keep it open.

[VSS-Vintorez]

ok

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