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my executable won't run in a 64-bit environment

GreyWolf
2015-08-29
2015-08-29
  • GreyWolf

    GreyWolf - 2015-08-29

    I know I do not have the correct configuration with the compiler, maybe not even the correct compiler. But I do not know where to begin with this problem as I am still trying to learn the language, not to mention the compiler, linker, etc.

    The problem is as follows:  1.  I am working under Windows10 on a 64-bit
                                                    architecture;
    
    1. I have Dev-C++ version 5.11, build 04\27\2015 installed;
    2. I am using TDM-GCC 4.9.2 64-bit Release g++.exe, with "-c" as the only
      command;
    3. I have linker commands of "-static""-libgcc";

    At this point, I am not even knowledgeable enough to know if I am relating everything you need to help me or if what I have reported is wnything important!

    Please point me in the right direction to getting this problem solved and fully understand what I should be knowing about compilers...

     

    Last edit: GreyWolf 2015-08-29
  • GreyWolf

    GreyWolf - 2015-08-29

    Boy talk about getting my stuff together -- I forgot the most important part and that is the error message I am getting. The error msg is a windows message as follows:

    Unsupported 16-bit Application

    The program or feature
    “\??\C:\Users|cf\InProgress\programming\converter.exe” cannot start or run due to incompatibility with 64-bit versions of Windows. Please contact the software vendor to ask if a 64-bit Windows compatible version is available.
    ==============
    Sorry--

     

    Last edit: GreyWolf 2015-08-30

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