Code::Blocks says Invalid Compiler

[AtaruMoroboshi18]

For some reason I'm having problems using Code::Blocks. Whenever I try to run any code whatsoever, it just gives me an "Invalid Compiler" error. This is all I'm trying to run right now:
*********
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout << "Hello world!" << endl;
return 0;
}
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I have Win7 just in case. Don't know what's wrong. Im also using the latest nightly builds.

Edit: Oh yeah, Im using the default GNU GCC Compiler.

 

[EvilManagedCare]

The Code::Blocks website mentions the compiler packaged with Code::Blocks won't work with Vista but suggest trying the newest version of MinGW. Not sure if this applies to your issue, however.

 

[AtaruMoroboshi18]

The Code::Blocks website mentions the compiler packaged with Code::Blocks won't work with Vista but suggest trying the newest version of MinGW. Not sure if this applies to your issue, however.

Yeah, I got the latest MinGW...gives exact same issue You wouldn't happen to know of another C++ IDE then in the meantime?

 

[Crusty]

Visual Studio Express is free to download, but you won't be using gcc to compile with.

 

[EvilManagedCare]

There was a recent thread about that and IIRC the general consensus was Visual Studio EE or Netbeans or Eclipse with the C/C++ plugins. Bloodshed Dev-C++ was not recommended due to the current version being so old. I have used Visual Studio for small programs and it worked just fine for me. I have installed the C/C++ plugin into my Netbeans but have not yet gotten the chance to play with it.

 

[AtaruMoroboshi18]

Alright, I'm going to try EMC's suggestion. Netbeans looks like it might be right up my alley. Let's hope it's good.

 

[Tristicus]

The Code::Blocks website mentions the compiler packaged with Code::Blocks won't work with Vista but suggest trying the newest version of MinGW. Not sure if this applies to your issue, however.

He said he is using 7 though, and CodeBlocks works fine for me on 7.

 

[Cogman]

Did you download the "Codeblocks with Mingw" download. if not, it won't contain the correct version of mingw. If you downloaded mingw separately, you have to point Code::blocks to the correct location of mingw and all the mingw packages, or else it won't work.