even i am having exactly the same problem. I am not a tech professional but just a student and I dont have any indept knowledge about the compilers and IDE's but I think that the problem has arisen because of downloading some program of the same kind maybe some other software which is a compiler. It might be interfering the compilation of the c programs that we write in the dev c++. I tried uninstalling and then installing it back but nothing is repaired. One of my friend has the same dev c++ software running properly. So there is probably no problem with the software installation. Maybe we need some additional supports to that software version. I gave you the possibility. Well if you come up with the solution and get the program working well, Please mail me about the solution at study_related@yahoo.com. Thank you.
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Anonymous
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2007-07-10
Check out the "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" thread, especially the part regarding spaces in paths and the use of Dev-C++ on Windows Vista. This looks like the kind of problem associated with Vista to me, but you failed to post the required information (also covered in the "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" thread BTW).
To the poster who started "even i am having exactly the same problem."; we only have your word for it that it is the same problem, you have not posted sufficient information to confirm that. Often people hijack other people's threads as you have, stating that their problem is the same when it merely has similar symptoms; as you stated, you are not qualified to judge. So NEVER hijack someone else's thread with your own problem, especially before the OP's problem is known to have been solved. Also NEVER ask for a direct response to an e-mail address, the forum is for the benefit of the community of users, not a personal service, and all responses should be made here. Besides problems with these symptoms have been solved many times, a forum search or a check of the "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" thread first would be wise.
Clifford
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when i am trying to execute a v v simple code in Dev C++ it is throwing this error :
Compiler: Default compiler
Executing gcc.exe...
gcc.exe "D:\C programs\bool_check.c" -o "D:\C programs\bool_check.exe" -I"C:\Dev-Cpp\include" -L"C:\Dev-Cpp\lib"
gcc.exe: installation problem, cannot exec `cc1': No such file or directory
Execution terminated
Compilation successful
plz help ...
even i am having exactly the same problem. I am not a tech professional but just a student and I dont have any indept knowledge about the compilers and IDE's but I think that the problem has arisen because of downloading some program of the same kind maybe some other software which is a compiler. It might be interfering the compilation of the c programs that we write in the dev c++. I tried uninstalling and then installing it back but nothing is repaired. One of my friend has the same dev c++ software running properly. So there is probably no problem with the software installation. Maybe we need some additional supports to that software version. I gave you the possibility. Well if you come up with the solution and get the program working well, Please mail me about the solution at study_related@yahoo.com. Thank you.
Check out the "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" thread, especially the part regarding spaces in paths and the use of Dev-C++ on Windows Vista. This looks like the kind of problem associated with Vista to me, but you failed to post the required information (also covered in the "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" thread BTW).
To the poster who started "even i am having exactly the same problem."; we only have your word for it that it is the same problem, you have not posted sufficient information to confirm that. Often people hijack other people's threads as you have, stating that their problem is the same when it merely has similar symptoms; as you stated, you are not qualified to judge. So NEVER hijack someone else's thread with your own problem, especially before the OP's problem is known to have been solved. Also NEVER ask for a direct response to an e-mail address, the forum is for the benefit of the community of users, not a personal service, and all responses should be made here. Besides problems with these symptoms have been solved many times, a forum search or a check of the "PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING A QUESTION" thread first would be wise.
Clifford
What version of Dev are you using? Is it a virign install, or an upgrade?
Wayne
p.s. Spaces in paths to code (or Dev) are a very bad idea. I am not saying this is causing your current issue, but I would not do it.
Its the latest beta version 4.9.9.2 and a virgin install not an upgrade i didnt do change in the path names ..
plz suggest ...
How about removing the space in the directory C programs (i.e. Cprograms) and trying again?