>download codeblocks>simple, just make a project and a hello world file>it cant run it>gives me terminated status code error every time i try to run it>the folder my project is in has a space in the folder name>this somehow completely breaks codeblocks or windows>create a new folder for my project without any spaces>it works like normal with no errorwow
install visual studio
>>108552345tinkertrans must choose the shittiest option available, you cant change them
>>108552297this is something a first timer learns quickly. never use spaces in file paths at any time, for any reason.
>>108552462I routinely use question marks and dollar signs in filenames to weed out shitty software
>>108552544not my problem.
>>108552297bro, i am 34 years old and codeblocks was shit already back when i first tried itthere is no reason to use shit like that in the year of our lord 2026
Just use Emacs
>>108552297Use Geany if you want a simple one. I much prefer it over the bloated mess that is VS code.>Have an old windows laptop that I haven't used for a couple years>I'd run out of space on the SSD and couldn't figure out why, didn't bother to look into it too much at the time since I was getting a new one>I wanted to use it again for something recently so decided to get a disk use analyzer to get to the bottom of it>More than 100 gb of VS code shit across 10 or so different locations, many of them hidden folders>a good amount of it was cached and temp stuff which could have easily been deleted but I didn't even know about it, and they were in hidden folders so most people wouldn't find it even if they looked>I'd barely even used it, I needed it for Unreal for a few things but my games were 90% blueprints, and I did a couple of small projects in it and that's itWhat the fuck
>>108552462>idiot doesn't understand the cause of things>"just never/always do this!"Many such cases.
