I raised this problem some time ago, and after some
protracted discussion with Colin, the Dev-C++ development
team have decided not to fix it, although it is technically
straightforward to do so.
That being the case, the way I've gotten around it is to install
the command shell MSYS (see gnu's site) and use that to
make the makefile.win that Dev-C++ produces. It is a hassle,
but it works.
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I am looking for an alternate solution.
There is a trick in config.sys which can do the job too, but
it's not really good for NT/2000/XP :
shell=c:\command.com /e:8192 /p
another solution is to use a sort of script file in which gcc will
read the file and params to compile.
I'll be investigating more and if i don't find a good fix, i will
probably implement that.
Greetings,
Colin
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Hi
I raised this problem some time ago, and after some
protracted discussion with Colin, the Dev-C++ development
team have decided not to fix it, although it is technically
straightforward to do so.
That being the case, the way I've gotten around it is to install
the command shell MSYS (see gnu's site) and use that to
make the makefile.win that Dev-C++ produces. It is a hassle,
but it works.
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I am looking for an alternate solution.
There is a trick in config.sys which can do the job too, but
it's not really good for NT/2000/XP :
shell=c:\command.com /e:8192 /p
another solution is to use a sort of script file in which gcc will
read the file and params to compile.
I'll be investigating more and if i don't find a good fix, i will
probably implement that.
Greetings,
Colin
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richardvanwegen: what do you propose? you said it's
straightforward to do - what exactly is the proposed solution?
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probably a duplicate of 990853
Adrian