With gcc, they are .o files. I remember (I think) how to keep them around from the command line. I believe the -c option does that. I don't really know how to force the compiler to keep them around from the IDE though.
They are object files by the way, not objet. That may have contributed to a delay in getting you any kind of answer, as I know I have no idea what an objet file is, wondered if ti was some kind of inkjet file. This is one case where your brevity and your typo probably hurt you.
Wayne
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How can I make objet file with dev c++?
Click the compile button in your project.
Kip
I know, but I can't see ***.obj
With gcc, they are .o files. I remember (I think) how to keep them around from the command line. I believe the -c option does that. I don't really know how to force the compiler to keep them around from the IDE though.
They are object files by the way, not objet. That may have contributed to a delay in getting you any kind of answer, as I know I have no idea what an objet file is, wondered if ti was some kind of inkjet file. This is one case where your brevity and your typo probably hurt you.
Wayne