Dev is really not built as a multi-language IDE - thought a recent poster talked about some work he had done setting it up with Fortran, a search should bring that up.
The "official" distribution of Java available for free from Sun has javac in it.
Wayne
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As I said earlier, Dev was not really designed to be a general purpose IDE. It is an IDE designed for the GCC C and C++ compilers.
If you want to try such a thing, as I said earlier, there were some posts within the last month or so on configuring Dev to work with g77. A forum search should bring it up. This will give you a general idea of where to put things. (Since most of us here are more heavily into C++ than Java, you will be mostly on your own about what commands you need and setting up your paths according to Java commands)
Realize though that you are going to be a pioneer on the bleeding edge, so help will probably not be very available.
Good luck,
Wayne
p.s. Since you are using a customization of Dev, your questions also might be better asked of the customizer.
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Hello,
I am using the Dev C++ that NetBurner.com has developed. Can anyone tell me if there is a free (or not free) JAVA compiler that works within Dev C++?
Thanks!
Dev is really not built as a multi-language IDE - thought a recent poster talked about some work he had done setting it up with Fortran, a search should bring that up.
The "official" distribution of Java available for free from Sun has javac in it.
Wayne
Is there a way to use a JAVA compiler with Dev C++? For example, SUN compiler?
As I said earlier, Dev was not really designed to be a general purpose IDE. It is an IDE designed for the GCC C and C++ compilers.
If you want to try such a thing, as I said earlier, there were some posts within the last month or so on configuring Dev to work with g77. A forum search should bring it up. This will give you a general idea of where to put things. (Since most of us here are more heavily into C++ than Java, you will be mostly on your own about what commands you need and setting up your paths according to Java commands)
Realize though that you are going to be a pioneer on the bleeding edge, so help will probably not be very available.
Good luck,
Wayne
p.s. Since you are using a customization of Dev, your questions also might be better asked of the customizer.