The solution was pretty simple and straight forward. The answers here failed to solve my problem! My friend got it fixed for me. I recommend downloading and reinstalling your copy of gcc altogether since fixing this manually can be tricky. Yours may be different depending on which mingw version and variant you're using. On my install for Mingw-4.6.3, this resides under. This is the C compiler that gcc needs to able to compile a C source file. In fact, I was able to reproduce that exact error by renaming cc1.exe. Since you said that this was working previously, that likely means some files required for gcc to function are either corrupted, inadvertently renamed, moved elsewhere or accidentally deleted. Indicates that there is something wrong with your installation of mingw-gcc. Gcc.exe: error: CreateProcess: No such file or directory GRUB, I again ended up messing around with fixmbr and fixbootįellas(But I've lost my Laptop DVD!).In summary, The EGCS laughed atįor more information about such problems visit here(Code::Blocks Forum)Ĭodeblocks seems to be calling gcc correct - I'm not seeing anything wrong with the way it's being invoked. So what?.IĮnded up installing a new Win7 but after uninstalling my Ubuntu whichĪgain due to the Boot difficulties which resulted from uninstalling Just remove it, and you'll be fine.Įntire PATH environmental variable due to a mistake. Prerequisite for PSCAD(Power Systems CAD) along with a FORTRANĬompiler. (Experimental/Enhanced GNU Compiler System).

In my case, the problem resulted from a program called EGCS

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