I just compiled my first program on Dev C++, as I was doing so the run box flashed quickly and then dissapeared?? I didn't get a chance to see the output. How do I make the box stay??
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What Clifford was nicely saying is that one should, before posting a question and asking complete strangers to volunteer their time for him/her for free -
(1) Take a look at the FAQ
(2) Take a look at what is already posted in the forum. Maybe even do a search
Taking the time to try and help yourself before blurting out a question shows a level of seriousness
and respect for the time of others that will serve you well.
Wayne
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Or you can make the program pause until you press the Enter key, by adding the following line to the end of the program, just before the return statement:
getchar();
Hope this helps.
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Wow, you got off lightly with that one. Since the question is answered in the thread titled "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" you would normally get flamed for asking it. Many other issues are answered there, you may not get off so lightly next time! ;-)
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I just compiled my first program on Dev C++, as I was doing so the run box flashed quickly and then dissapeared?? I didn't get a chance to see the output. How do I make the box stay??
What Clifford was nicely saying is that one should, before posting a question and asking complete strangers to volunteer their time for him/her for free -
(1) Take a look at the FAQ
(2) Take a look at what is already posted in the forum. Maybe even do a search
Taking the time to try and help yourself before blurting out a question shows a level of seriousness
and respect for the time of others that will serve you well.
Wayne
Answered in the Dev-C++ FAQ, at http://www.bloodshed.net/faq.html#2
Or you can make the program pause until you press the Enter key, by adding the following line to the end of the program, just before the return statement:
getchar();
Hope this helps.
Wow, you got off lightly with that one. Since the question is answered in the thread titled "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" you would normally get flamed for asking it. Many other issues are answered there, you may not get off so lightly next time! ;-)