Dev C++ Does Not Stop Compiling
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I am using Dev-C++ and when I am trying to compile a program in it, it is showing many errors. All the settings seems to be right. Can I compile a program including header files like conio.h and iostream.h and using namespace std in Dev-C++? If not please suggest a good compiler in which I can do a program containing the header files mentioned above. I tried doing the same program in turbo C++ and microsoft visual studio 2010 express and it is working properly. If this problem in Dev-C++ is due to any settings that has to be done, please tell. I have installed Dev-C++ correctly.
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Someone, please help me out!:confused:
Just not to overlook the obvious, but did you search the directory where you installed Dev-C for 'iostream' to make sure iostream.h and iostream.cpp are there? 0 0 Dave Sinkula 2,398. Install C/C Compiler C/C extension does not include a C compiler. So, you will need to install one or use which is already installed on your computer. Windows: Download MinGW64.zip (latest release) and extract it to the C Drive. Also, Make sure to add C compiler PATH to environment variable of your platform. › system command in C language is not working › Long UNC path not working in CMD.EXE › PUSHD & POPD in startup of server not working › Dev C question Using Windows XP › Multiple If statements not working properly skipping second › Solved findstr is working in CMD line but not working in Batch.
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- Jun 05, 2009 Thanks whelp. That did not help at all, since I am not that new to c If it had been that I would have found the answer with google, but beacuse there are to many beginners who have asked that question in forums that is the only one that comes up There does not seem to be any problems with dev, I think that I have checked all the settings for.
No wonder you're confused.
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I am using Dev-C++ and when I am trying to compile a program in it, it is showing many errors. All the settings seems to be right. Can I compile a program including header files like conio.h and iostream.h and using namespace std in Dev-C++? …
LOL! @WaltP: Pretty good timing for this thread! Don't you think?
Yet another example of 'I compile this with DevC++ and it doesn't work, but it works with other IDEs like .'. Poizen vst crack.
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@OP: I agree with both posters. Stick to one generation of C++ code, that is, the current standard, …
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No wonder you're confused.
I am using Dev-C++ and when I am trying to compile a program in it, it is showing many errors. All the settings seems to be right. Can I compile a program including header files like conio.h and iostream.h and using namespace std in Dev-C++?
You are using 3 different eras of programming
- 1980's - conio.h from non-Standard C programming. Suggestion - remove it and all functions used from it.
- Pre-standard C++ using iostream.h -- again old and substandard. Upgrade to iostream, no extension.
- namespace std for use with today's standard headers with no extension.
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Decide what era you want to compile and fix the code to that standard.