The “It seems that this project has not been built yet” error in Code::Blocks typically means that you’re trying to run or debug your project Before you’ve successfully compiled it. Code::Blocks needs to translate your source code into an executable file (.exe on Windows, or an executable file without an extension on Linux/macOS) before it can run or debug it. Here’s a breakdown of the causes and solutions: 1. Project Not Compiled (Most Common): Problem: You simply haven’t built the project, or the build failed...

You’re encountering a "make error 127." This usually means that the make utility, when trying to execute a command as part of the build process, can’t find that command. Think of make as a conductor orchestrating a symphony. It reads the sheet music (the Makefile) and tells individual musicians (other programs like gcc, g++, ld, or custom scripts) when to play their part. Error 127 means make told a musician to play, but that musician wasn’t in the orchestra pit, or it didn’t know how to find them...