Sorry, was interupted. Dev 4.9.7.x can ome with either gcc-2.95 or gcc-3.2. Note that not all libraries have been recompiled to work with the newer version. I am not saying this is your problem, but its a step towards solving things..
Wayne
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If he's like me, he's running DevC++ 4.9.7.x with the GCC 3.2, which doesn't have a libiberty.h file anywhere.
The SDL package I downloaded and installed with Package Manager, put itself in the Miscellaneous tab of the New Project window. Itworks fine but the SDL in the Multimedia tab doesn't work because of the libiberty.h not being there.
David Bierbaum. Programming uber newbie student.
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Hi to all
I've created an SDL proyect, and I had a compilation error that says that can not found libiberty.h
I'm solutionated it by commenting this line and all the asprintf at the project. But I want this file, can you help me???
What version of Dev / gcc are you using?
Wayne
DevC++ 5 beta with all upgrades
You did not answer the most important question, which version of gcc?
Wayne
Sorry, was interupted. Dev 4.9.7.x can ome with either gcc-2.95 or gcc-3.2. Note that not all libraries have been recompiled to work with the newer version. I am not saying this is your problem, but its a step towards solving things..
Wayne
If he's like me, he's running DevC++ 4.9.7.x with the GCC 3.2, which doesn't have a libiberty.h file anywhere.
The SDL package I downloaded and installed with Package Manager, put itself in the Miscellaneous tab of the New Project window. Itworks fine but the SDL in the Multimedia tab doesn't work because of the libiberty.h not being there.
David Bierbaum. Programming uber newbie student.
Note: I just found out the idiotically simple solution to this problem.
JUST DELETE THE "INCLUDE <LIBIBERTY.H> LINE!
After that it will compile just fine. I guess they moved the info somewhere else, so that the <libiberty.h> line is no longer needed.
Save yourself some trouble by opening the "templates" folder, and modifying the SDL_c.txt file
David Bierbaum; printf("programming newbie");