Hi,
the DEV-C++ IDE is the best on the world. I'm only a beginner, but I have tried many other programs.
I'm want the full version 5, when can I download it? If I can I would help you but I haven't delphi and can't program it.
mfg
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I think he means when will Dev-C++ break out of Beta version... there is none as of yet, to my understanding via the news, and I'm guessing there are still a few buggles to be patched by the programmers...
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Colin indicated several weeks ago that the next major increment release would include the option to choose gcc-3.x or gcc-2.95.3 - users option. That is all I know about the future. Nothing about schedule.
Wayne
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3.x series, particularly 3.1 and beyond, is a very nice evolution in gcc. It is more standards compliant, and, when set up with the right options for a machine, it is significantly faster.
Hi,
the DEV-C++ IDE is the best on the world. I'm only a beginner, but I have tried many other programs.
I'm want the full version 5, when can I download it? If I can I would help you but I haven't delphi and can't program it.
mfg
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Make sure you get the 10 megabyte + version, not the exe only.
Wayne
I think he means when will Dev-C++ break out of Beta version... there is none as of yet, to my understanding via the news, and I'm guessing there are still a few buggles to be patched by the programmers...
Colin indicated several weeks ago that the next major increment release would include the option to choose gcc-3.x or gcc-2.95.3 - users option. That is all I know about the future. Nothing about schedule.
Wayne
Hmm, what's the difference between 3 and 2.95?
3.x series, particularly 3.1 and beyond, is a very nice evolution in gcc. It is more standards compliant, and, when set up with the right options for a machine, it is significantly faster.
Here is the gcc homepage:
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Wayne