The information you are providing is a little sparse and confusing.
There is no such thing as a "bloodshed compiler" - Dev-C++ is just an IDE, a fancy editor. And a compiler does not run code at all, it just creates an executable.
You need to take us, step by step, through what you are doing, and exactly what happens. Remember we are not there watching you, so something that make perfect sense in isolation to you, like "no longer executes" doesn't mean much to us - we don't know if you get an error message, blue screen of death, or your computer tries to start a global nuclear war. :)
Wayne
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F9 invokes "Compile & Run". It always seems a bit optimistic IMO since if the compilation fails, it certainly won't run; and I never expect any significant body of code to compile first time without error.
So perhaps it just did not compile. Show us the log.
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my bloodshed compiler no longer executes the .exe after i press f9
i tried reinstalling and no effect.
The information you are providing is a little sparse and confusing.
There is no such thing as a "bloodshed compiler" - Dev-C++ is just an IDE, a fancy editor. And a compiler does not run code at all, it just creates an executable.
You need to take us, step by step, through what you are doing, and exactly what happens. Remember we are not there watching you, so something that make perfect sense in isolation to you, like "no longer executes" doesn't mean much to us - we don't know if you get an error message, blue screen of death, or your computer tries to start a global nuclear war. :)
Wayne
F9 invokes "Compile & Run". It always seems a bit optimistic IMO since if the compilation fails, it certainly won't run; and I never expect any significant body of code to compile first time without error.
So perhaps it just did not compile. Show us the log.