Hello All!
I wrote a program in the MS Visual C++ compiler, and it works perfect.
Now, I need to use the program I created there to work with the Dev C++ 4 Compiler as my university wants me to make it work with Dev C++.
I created a new project in Dev C++ and copied the c++ file from Visual C++. Although there were no errors, whenever I run the project and input some values, it quits abnormally. The message it leaves is: 'Abnormal Program Termination'.
Now please tell me what should I do? I need to run my code in Dev C++ 4 at all costs.
Kindly help. Thank you.
Katie.
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I never used Dev C++, so I can not help you there. But you should have no problem re-writing your application in another C++ language from VC++. Spend some time porting a little bit at a time or use a debugger on your existing port.
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First of all, if you use Visual C++ 6, you can import your project into Dev C++.
If you need help about Dev C++, your message should mention the version of Dev C++ you use, the full compile log and some information about the configuration of Dev C++.
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For starters, you should upgrade to the latest and greatest Dev 4.9.8.0 (last time I checked). Always use the newest versions. Dis-regard the fact that it is BETA, as it is very stable. M$ has issues with standards, but if you did get it to compile, you can send your code to me. Curtis8@hotmail.com Subject = "M$ VCrap Help..." and I will see what I can do. Please send all the files that I will need to compile the project.
Curtis
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Anonymous
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2003-05-29
I'm using Dev-C++ every day however I wouldn't even try to say it is "very stable". In fact, it is very unstable.
(I've given up error reporting because I didn't received any response nor were the reported bugs corrected.)
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Hello All!
I wrote a program in the MS Visual C++ compiler, and it works perfect.
Now, I need to use the program I created there to work with the Dev C++ 4 Compiler as my university wants me to make it work with Dev C++.
I created a new project in Dev C++ and copied the c++ file from Visual C++. Although there were no errors, whenever I run the project and input some values, it quits abnormally. The message it leaves is: 'Abnormal Program Termination'.
Now please tell me what should I do? I need to run my code in Dev C++ 4 at all costs.
Kindly help. Thank you.
Katie.
Katie,
I never used Dev C++, so I can not help you there. But you should have no problem re-writing your application in another C++ language from VC++. Spend some time porting a little bit at a time or use a debugger on your existing port.
First of all, if you use Visual C++ 6, you can import your project into Dev C++.
If you need help about Dev C++, your message should mention the version of Dev C++ you use, the full compile log and some information about the configuration of Dev C++.
For starters, you should upgrade to the latest and greatest Dev 4.9.8.0 (last time I checked). Always use the newest versions. Dis-regard the fact that it is BETA, as it is very stable. M$ has issues with standards, but if you did get it to compile, you can send your code to me. Curtis8@hotmail.com Subject = "M$ VCrap Help..." and I will see what I can do. Please send all the files that I will need to compile the project.
Curtis
I'm using Dev-C++ every day however I wouldn't even try to say it is "very stable". In fact, it is very unstable.
(I've given up error reporting because I didn't received any response nor were the reported bugs corrected.)
try turning off the Class Browser... that has been known to help. Dev works here just fine on my 2 XP machines...
Curtis