So I currently use DevC++ in a portable manner, all running off my USB thumbdrive. I have a few things set up to properly allow this. What I want to know is what are the command line switches that DevCpp will accept? I know about the '-c' one, but are there any others??? I can't find any info on this anywhere...
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The compiler that Dev uses is GCC, they have a nice website with manuals there that should tell you more than you want to know. I think I even mention the site somewheree in the "Please Read" thread.
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Wayne
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I'm talking ABOUT the IDE. The IDE can take the '-c' switch for (I think) the settings directory (or something like that). I want to know if the DevCpp has any OTHER commandline switches like that...
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This is an example by the way of why I make a point when people talk about the
Dev-C++ compiler - that Dev-C++ is just an IDE, a fancy editor - and that GCC
is the compiler. It really makes a difference when you go to find things out.
Wayne
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So I currently use DevC++ in a portable manner, all running off my USB thumbdrive. I have a few things set up to properly allow this. What I want to know is what are the command line switches that DevCpp will accept? I know about the '-c' one, but are there any others??? I can't find any info on this anywhere...
The compiler that Dev uses is GCC, they have a nice website with manuals there that should tell you more than you want to know. I think I even mention the site somewheree in the "Please Read" thread.
:)
Wayne
Hmmm... perhaps I should try to clarify this...
I'm talking ABOUT the IDE. The IDE can take the '-c' switch for (I think) the settings directory (or something like that). I want to know if the DevCpp has any OTHER commandline switches like that...
Here is a link for version 3.4.5.
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.4.5/gcc/
This is an example by the way of why I make a point when people talk about the
Dev-C++ compiler - that Dev-C++ is just an IDE, a fancy editor - and that GCC
is the compiler. It really makes a difference when you go to find things out.
Wayne