Strange.
You can try this:
Click File->Project Options. Pick the tab "Compiler". In the listbox on the left click "C++ compiler". Set the
'accept $ in identifiers' option to No.
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In the future by the way, please post your full Basic 3 - extracting the error message throws away a lot of information....
Wayne
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Anonymous
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2006-09-16
... and don't keep your projects here: C:\Documents and Settings\demo\desktop\
Some components in the toolchain do not always work correctly with spaces in the paths.
This kind problem is usually caused by:
1) Inadvertantly setting compiler options - this particular option is no longer supported by GCC, but is still supported by the IDE (just in case you want to plug in an onder compiler).
2) Using a project file from an onder version of Dev-C++.
3) Installing Dev-C++ without completely removing an older version.
Clifford
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g++.exe "C:\Documents and Settings\demo\desktop\fixed.cpp" -o "C:\Documents and Settings\demo\desktop\fixed.exe" -fdollar-in-identifiers -I"lib\gcc\mingw32\3.4.2\include" -I"include\c++\3.4.2\backward" -I"include\c++\3.4.2\mingw32" -I"include\c++\3.4.2" -I"include" -L"lib"
cc1plus.exe: error: unrecognized command line option "-fdollar-in-identifiers"
who can help me with this problem?
and how to fix it?
Strange.
You can try this:
Click File->Project Options. Pick the tab "Compiler". In the listbox on the left click "C++ compiler". Set the
'accept $ in identifiers' option to No.
In the future by the way, please post your full Basic 3 - extracting the error message throws away a lot of information....
Wayne
... and don't keep your projects here: C:\Documents and Settings\demo\desktop\
Some components in the toolchain do not always work correctly with spaces in the paths.
This kind problem is usually caused by:
1) Inadvertantly setting compiler options - this particular option is no longer supported by GCC, but is still supported by the IDE (just in case you want to plug in an onder compiler).
2) Using a project file from an onder version of Dev-C++.
3) Installing Dev-C++ without completely removing an older version.
Clifford