hey,
im real new to c++ and compilers, the whole world actually, but one thing i do know is what an .exe file is! the thing is, once i've compiled my code in the bloodshed compiler it outputs my program, great, but leaves no .exe file of the program anywhere so i cant have that little piece of magic i created available to me unless i run it through the bloodshed compiler. is this just how things work with bloodshed or can i get a copy of the .exe file?
please help me someone
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I dont know... Try looking in the same folder that you saved your project file in (eg. C:\Dev-Cpp\Projects\myproject.dev )
If has to make an exe file, that is how it runs in dev-cpp. If you look on the top of the window of the program you have compiled, if should say the directory it is running from.
Nilson
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hey,
im real new to c++ and compilers, the whole world actually, but one thing i do know is what an .exe file is! the thing is, once i've compiled my code in the bloodshed compiler it outputs my program, great, but leaves no .exe file of the program anywhere so i cant have that little piece of magic i created available to me unless i run it through the bloodshed compiler. is this just how things work with bloodshed or can i get a copy of the .exe file?
please help me someone
I dont know... Try looking in the same folder that you saved your project file in (eg. C:\Dev-Cpp\Projects\myproject.dev )
If has to make an exe file, that is how it runs in dev-cpp. If you look on the top of the window of the program you have compiled, if should say the directory it is running from.
Nilson
Ive already answered your other post but i would like to state one more thing:
So you lost a file on your pc? Go to DOS Prompt, CD \, and type dir /s nameoffile.extension
Example dir /s *myapp*.exe