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RE: [Dev-C++] Reading the directory on C:

[PhrostByte <Phr...@so...>]

Do you mean, like this?
Untested but should work.. No error checking too ;)

#include <dirent.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
	DIR *directory;
	struct dirent *entries;
=09
	directory=3Dopendir("./")
	printf("Directory Contents:\n\n");
	while((entries=3Dreaddir(directory))) puts(entries->d_name);
	closedir(directory);
	return 0;
}

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Do any of you guys have a small c++ program that reads the directory?

BR Kurt


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[Dev-C++] Reading the directory on C:

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Do any of you guys have a small c++ program that reads the directory?

BR Kurt


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[Dev-C++] BLOODSHED DEV C++ 64 bit

[Direcway <jf...@di...>]

Hello We would like to create the first 64 bit version of BloodShed how =
do we go about getting access to the source code in order to do so. We =
have access to the new 64 bit Windows XP system and also the Itanium 2 =
64 bit cpu system also. Please reply.

Jerry Friend
NATIVE XQ4

RE: [Dev-C++] Re: iostream "without" cout

[Ioannis V. <no...@ho...>]

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Bad habits eventually have to end. :)


Ioannis

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RE: [Dev-C++] iostream "without" cout

[Ioannis V. <no...@ho...>]

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> 
> 
> > I instaled Dev 4.9.5.0 executable with MinGW 2.0.0-2, and 
> in a project
> > with seven files, all of them include <iostream>, in one of 
> them it says
> > cout and endl undeclared, and iostream is included (?). 
> Directories are
> > well inserted. If I change <iostream> with <iostream.h> 
> then it works (I
> > add all include directories, the backward too).
> > What can cause that?
> > 
> 
> have you declared using std:cout or using namespace std ?.
> cout with <iostream> is in namespace std and cout with 
> <iostream.h> is in
> global namespace.


<iostream.h> is not a valid ANSI C++ standard library header file. The
.h extension can be used for the C-subset header files only, but the
equivalents <cxxxx> should be prefered.


> 
> BTW: there is a mingw 2.2.2-3.

2.0.0-3

The 2.0.0-3 contains the make utility which they had forgotten to
include in 2.0.0-2. If someone has the 2.0.0-2 and needs the make
utility he can download it separately and extract the archive inside
\mingw\bin directory.


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[Dev-C++] Re: iostream "without" cout

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

Discovered, I forgot using namespace std in that file;

Uhm!Grrrr....

Carlos =3D?iso-8859-1?Q?Garc=3DEDa?=3D del Monte escribi=F3:

> I instaled Dev 4.9.5.0 executable with MinGW 2.0.0-2, and in a project
> with seven files, all of them include <iostream>, in one of them it say=
s
> cout and endl undeclared, and iostream is included (?). Directories are
> well inserted. If I change <iostream> with <iostream.h> then it works (=
I
> add all include directories, the backward too).
> What can cause that?

Re: [Dev-C++] iostream "without" cout

[<h.r...@gm...>]

> I instaled Dev 4.9.5.0 executable with MinGW 2.0.0-2, and in a project
> with seven files, all of them include <iostream>, in one of them it says
> cout and endl undeclared, and iostream is included (?). Directories are
> well inserted. If I change <iostream> with <iostream.h> then it works (I
> add all include directories, the backward too).
> What can cause that?
> 

have you declared using std:cout or using namespace std ?.
cout with <iostream> is in namespace std and cout with <iostream.h> is in
global namespace.

BTW: there is a mingw 2.2.2-3.

greetings
Horst

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Re: [Dev-C++] iostream "without" cout

[Elizabeth B. <sog...@ya...>]

Carlos Garc=EDa del Monte <cg...@wo...> writes:

> I instaled Dev 4.9.5.0 executable with MinGW 2.0.0-2, and in a
> project with seven files, all of them include <iostream>, in one of
> them it says cout and endl undeclared, and iostream is included
> (?). Directories are well inserted. If I change <iostream> with
> <iostream.h> then it works (I add all include directories, the
> backward too).  What can cause that?

Possibly by not having "using namespace std;" declared prior
to referencing them. Does adding "std::" before them make a
difference, as in:

        std::cout << "test" ;

-e

[Dev-C++] iostream "without" cout

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

I instaled Dev 4.9.5.0 executable with MinGW 2.0.0-2, and in a project
with seven files, all of them include <iostream>, in one of them it says
cout and endl undeclared, and iostream is included (?). Directories are
well inserted. If I change <iostream> with <iostream.h> then it works (I
add all include directories, the backward too).
What can cause that?

Re: [Dev-C++] MINGW 2.0.0-2 possible incompatibility with Dev-C++

[Napoleon A. <nah...@so...>]

Hi,

I have just downloaded and installed the latest mingw 2.0.0-3. Following the
notes from the mail by Gisan and it worked. Then I also went to
Tools->Compiler Options: "Programs" Tab and changed the entry for make to
mingw32-make.exe. I have since been able to compile a project of 19 files
without problems.

I have this problem though with a project which hither to compiled without
errors. Belo are the error messages:

Building Makefile: "C:\Projects\WinCalcK\Makefile.win"
Executing  make...
mingw32-make.exe -f "C:\Projects\WinCalcK\Makefile.win" all
g++.exe -c FunTab.cpp -o
unTab.o -I"C:\MinGW\include"  -I"C:\MinGW\include\c++"  -I"C:\MinGW\include"
   -DSTRICT -g3 -mwindows

In file included from C:/MinGW/include/windef.h:235,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/windows.h:48,
                 from
C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/mingw32/bits/gthr-default.h:462,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/mingw32/bits/gthr.h:98,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/mingw32/bits/c++io.h:37,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/bits/fpos.h:44,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/iosfwd:46,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/bits/stl_algobase.h:70,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/bits/stl_tree.h:86,
                 from C:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/map:66,
                 from SymTab.h:4,

                 from FunTab.cpp:3:
C:/MinGW/include/winnt.h:2347: semicolon missing after struct declaration

C:/MinGW/include/winnt.h:2347: abstract declarator `
   _IMAGE_AUX_SYMBOL::<anonymous struct>::<anonymous union>::<anonymous
struct>
   ' used as declaration

C:/MinGW/include/winnt.h:2347: namespace-scope anonymous aggregates must be
   static

mingw32-make.exe: *** [FunTab.o] Error 1






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Re: [Dev-C++] Thanks

[<tam...@ms...>]

Your right again.  I guess I just wasn't thinking but once you explained =
it, it made perfect sense and of course it worked.

Thanks Again
Danny

Well, but just point a little thing about it, and help you see some of th=
ese points I'm starting to think right now (the first time I ever think a=
bout it): =20
If you replaced the semicolon between second and third, that's the second=
 semicolon, you write: =20
for(i =3D 0; cp =3D msg, *(cp + i); i++) =20
It would be better =20
for(i =3D 0, cp =3D msg; *(cp + i); i++) =20
since in the body of the for loop you're not modifying the value of cp (i=
f you do so and want the second statement form then the first would be be=
tter, so it would restore cp =3D msg for each cycle), but here you don't =
modify it, so it willl be constant for all the loops. =20
The for loops work this way: The first field is executed in the first pla=
ce the first cycle and no more, the second field is executed once for eve=
ry loop at the first place (or after the first if it's the first loop) an=
d the third loop executes at the last moment for every cycle. =20
If you use the first form you're doing the assigment every cycle, which w=
ould give a performance penalty (I don't know at all how much it can be n=
oticed or not), with the second you're doing it just the first time and n=
o more, which is the best since you don't need repeat it. =20
Danny Austin escribi=F3: =20
 =20
Hey CarlosGarciadel MonteI realized something didn't seem right with 4 ex=
pressions but the book had it written out that way so I went with it thin=
king maybe it was something I hadn't seen before.  Well anyway by taking =
out the semi colon and replacing with the comma between what was the seco=
nd and third expressions making them both one expression made it work as =
advertised. =20
  ThanksDanny  =20
You misspelled the statement, the first semicolon is a comma (,) so you =20
have a first field with two assignments, the second with a condition and =20
the third with the operation.

[Dev-C++] compilation of Matrix Template Library for Win32 executable

[Robert M D. <bob...@us...>]

I am having difficulty getting one of the example programs
"contrib/examples/vec_min.cc" of the Matrix Template Library (developed for
high-performance, numerical computing, see
http://www.osl.iu.edu/research/mtl/ ) to compile properly.

I'm using the Mingw port of gcc 3.2 (www.mingw.org/) to create a native
Win32 executable.  The makefile and compiler error messages are provided
below.  Any help is greatly appreciated!

Bob Dorazio


/****************************************** MAKEFILE
*****************************/
# Project: TestMTL

CC   = g++.exe
OBJ  = vec_min.o
LIBS =  -Lc:/MinGW/lib
INCS =  -Ic:/MinGW/include  -Ic:/MingGW/include/c++/3.2 -Ic:/mtl-2.1.2-20
BIN  = TestMTL.exe
CFLAGS = $(INCS)  -s

.PHONY: all all-before all-after clean clean-custom

all: all-before TestMTL.exe all-after


clean: clean-custom
      rm -f $(OBJ) $(BIN)

$(BIN): $(OBJ)
      $(CC) $(OBJ) -o TestMTL.exe $(LIBS) $(CFLAGS)

vec_min.o: vec_min.cc
      $(CC) -c vec_min.cc -o vec_min.o $(CFLAGS)



/****************************************** COMPILER MESSAGES
***********************************************/
C:\Junk\hero>mingw32-make
g++.exe -c vec_min.cc -o vec_min.o -Ic:/MinGW/include
-Ic:/MingGW/include/c++/3.2 -Ic:/mtl-2.1.2-20
  -s
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/light1D.h:34,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/dense1D.h:37,
                 from vec_min.cc:2:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix_traits.h:10: parse error before `__attribute__'
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix_traits.h:153: `SPARSE' was not declared in this
   scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix_traits.h:153: enumerator value for `id' not
integer
   constant
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:42,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/abs.h: In function `double std::abs(double)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/abs.h:8: redefinition of `double std::abs(double)'
c:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/cmath:87: `double std::abs(double)' previously
defined
   here
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/abs.h:8: redefinition of `double std::abs(double)'
c:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/cmath:87: `double std::abs(double)' previously
defined
   here
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/abs.h: In function `float std::abs(float)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/abs.h:11: redefinition of `float std::abs(float)'
c:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/cmath:91: `float std::abs(float)' previously
defined
   here
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/abs.h:11: redefinition of `float std::abs(float)'
c:/MinGW/include/c++/3.2/cmath:91: `float std::abs(float)' previously
defined
   here
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/compressed1D.h:38,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:45,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator+(const mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:255: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:255: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator-(const mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:256: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:256: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator*(const mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:257: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:257: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator/(const mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:258: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:258: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator==(const
   mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:275: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:275: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator!=(const
   mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:276: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:276: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator<(const
   mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:277: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:277: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator>(const
   mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:278: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:278: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator<=(const
   mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:279: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:279: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator>=(const
   mtl::elt_ref<T>&, const mtl::elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:280: warning: `typename
   mtl::elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:280: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function
`mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator+(const mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:298: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:298: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function
`mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator-(const mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:299: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:299: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function
`mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator*(const mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:300: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:300: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function
`mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type
   mtl::operator/(const mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:301: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:301: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator==(const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:320: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:320: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator!=(const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:321: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:321: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator<(const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:322: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:322: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator>(const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:323: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:323: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator<=(const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:324: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:324: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h: In function `bool mtl::operator>=(const
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>&, const mtl::const_elt_ref<U>&)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:325: warning: `typename
   mtl::const_elt_ref<OneD>::value_type' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/entry.h:325: warning: implicit typename is deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:45,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/compressed1D.h: At global scope:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/compressed1D.h:87: `index_from_zero' was not declared
in
   this scope
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:52,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/dense2D.h: In member function `void mtl::dense2D<T,
   OffsetGen, MM, NN>::resize(mtl::generic_dense2D<std::vector<T,
   std::allocator<_CharT> >, mtl::refcnt_ptr<std::vector<T,
   std::allocator<_CharT> > >, OffsetGen, MM, NN>::size_type,
   mtl::generic_dense2D<std::vector<T, std::allocator<_CharT> >,
   mtl::refcnt_ptr<std::vector<T, std::allocator<_CharT> > >, OffsetGen,
MM,
   NN>::size_type)':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/dense2D.h:1232: warning: `typename mtl::dense2D<T,
   OffsetGen, MM, NN>::rep_ptr' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/dense2D.h:1232: warning: implicit typename is
deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:53,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/array2D.h: In member function `void
   mtl::array2D<OneD_>::print() const':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/array2D.h:319: warning: `typename std::vector<T,
   std::allocator<_CharT> >::const_iterator' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/array2D.h:319: warning: implicit typename is
deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:55,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/envelope2D.h: At global scope:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/envelope2D.h:362: warning: `typename
   mtl::envelope2D<T>::vec_ref::reference' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/envelope2D.h:362: warning: implicit typename is
deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/envelope2D.h:366: warning: `typename
   mtl::envelope2D<T>::vec_ref::reference' is implicitly a typename
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/envelope2D.h:366: warning: implicit typename is
deprecated,
   please see the documentation for details
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:60,
                 from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/uplo.h: In member function `std::pair<int, int>
   mtl::dynamic_uplo__::bandwidth(int, int) const':
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/uplo.h:90: `upper' undeclared (first use this function)
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/uplo.h:90: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only
   once for each function it appears in.)
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/uplo.h:93: `unit_upper' undeclared (first use this
   function)
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/uplo.h:96: `lower' undeclared (first use this function)
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/uplo.h:99: `unit_lower' undeclared (first use this
   function)
In file included from c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/mtl.h:52,
                 from vec_min.cc:3:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h: At global scope:
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:188: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:211: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:276: `dynamic_uplo' was not declared in this
scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:323: `dynamic_uplo' was not declared in this
scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:334: `dynamic_uplo' was not declared in this
scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:385: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:423: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:426: parse error before `__attribute__'
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:426: missing ';' before right brace
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:438: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:500: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:501: `index_from_zero' was not declared in
this
   scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:559: parse error before `<' token
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:562: `ARRAY' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:562: `OneD' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:562: parse error before `::' token
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:593: `internal' was not declared in this scope
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:594: definition of `struct envelope' inside
   template parameter list
c:/mtl-2.1.2-20/mtl/matrix.h:595: confused by earlier errors, bailing out
mingw32-make: *** [vec_min.o] Error 1

******************************************************************************

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United States Geological Survey
7920 NW 71 Street
Gainesville, Florida  32653
Phone:  (352) 378-8181 x373
Fax:    (352) 378-4956
Email:  bdo...@us...
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[Dev-C++] Fl_Text_Editor

[<ra...@am...>]

Hello,

I'm experimenting with the fltk gui toolkit that comes with Dev-C++ and I'm
puzzled with the Fl_Text_Editor object. The Fl_Text_Editor becomes visible
only when I start typing in it! Here is the code I use:

#include <FL/Fl.H>
#include <FL/Fl_Window.H>
#include <FL/Fl_Text_Editor.H>
#include <FL/Fl_Text_Buffer.H>

int
main (int argc, char *argv[])
{
    Fl_Window *window;
    Fl_Text_Editor *editor;
    Fl_Text_Buffer *textbuf;

    window = new Fl_Window (600, 600);

    textbuf = new Fl_Text_Buffer(1024);
    editor = new Fl_Text_Editor(10, 150, 300, 300);
    editor->buffer(textbuf);
    editor->take_focus();

    window->end ();
    window->show (argc, argv);

    return Fl::run();
}


What am I missing?

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Hoek 76, unit 72
2850 Boom
TEL.: 03 844 67 97
FAX: 03 844 67 46

[Dev-C++] New email check, sorry for that...

[metalseb ( Staszak) <met...@fr...>]

Just a test, to see if my new email addy is correctly subscribed on the ml

Sorry for any inconvenience folks !

--
Seb

[Dev-C++] RE: MINGW 2.0.0-2 possible incompatibility with Dev-C++

[Jorge A. <jor...@ep...>]

I just have read luigi's post, sorry for the mistakes in my past post.

Re: [Dev-C++] win32 api cd

[Zodiaq <zo...@ac...>]

Hello Ihsan and all Dev-C++ users,

Saturday, September 7, 2002, 2:09:49 PM, Ihsan wrote as follows:

IAAD> Hi...

Czesc :-))

IAAD> Do u know where I can find a CD on Win32 API including those of 2000 and XP?
IAAD> I know about MSDN but I am searching for something else.

Maybe you are looking for MS Platform SDK??
If so, then check this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/

IAAD> IAD

-- 
pozdrawia Zodiaq
Poland ROXX! :-))

[Dev-C++] win32 api cd

[Ihsan A. Al D. <ia...@jo...>]

Hi...

Do u know where I can find a CD on Win32 API including those of 2000 and XP?

I know about MSDN but I am searching for something else.

IAD

[Dev-C++] RE: MINGW 2.0.0-2 possible incompatibility with Dev-C++

[Jorge A. <jor...@ep...>]

Make is not gone, it has been renamed:
                                    
"MinGW - Minimalist GNU for Win32
Version 2.0.0
http://www.mingw.org

MinGW version 2.0.0 contains the following list of packages:

GCC-3.2-core-20020817-1
binutils-2.13-20020903-1
mingw-runtime-2.2
w32api-2.0
gdb-5.1.1-1
make-3.79.1-20010722 (binary renamed as mingw32-make)                   
 //Here

These packages are also distributed separately and can be found via the 
http://www.mingw.org/ website.  This MinGW-2.0.0.exe package does not 
contain any documentation.  The documentation for all of the is 
distributed separately as MinGW-2.0.0-doc.exe, which has the texi info 
files converted to Win32 chm format (package to be created sometime in 
the near future).  You may also find documentation online at the 
http://www.fsf.org for GCC, binutils, GDB and make.  The w32api 
documentation can be found at http://msdn.microsoft.com.  Don't forget 
to use http://www.google.com to search for examples.

Enjoy,
Your MinGW Team"

Re: [Dev-C++] Thanks

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

Well, but just point a little thing about it, and help you see some of
these points I'm starting to think right now (the first time I ever
think about it):
If you replaced the semicolon between second and third, that's the
second semicolon, you write:
for(i =3D 0; cp =3D msg, *(cp + i); i++)
It would be better
for(i =3D 0, cp =3D msg; *(cp + i); i++)
since in the body of the for loop you're not modifying the value of cp
(if you do so and want the second statement form then the first would be
better, so it would restore cp =3D msg for each cycle), but here you don'=
t
modify it, so it willl be constant for all the loops.
The for loops work this way: The first field is executed in the first
place the first cycle and no more, the second field is executed once for
every loop at the first place (or after the first if it's the first
loop) and the third loop executes at the last moment for every cycle.
If you use the first form you're doing the assigment every cycle, which
would give a performance penalty (I don't know at all how much it can be
noticed or not), with the second you're doing it just the first time and
no more, which is the best since you don't need repeat it.

Danny Austin escribi=F3:

>
> Hey CarlosGarciadel MonteI realized something didn't seem right with 4
> expressions but the book had it written out that way so I went with it
> thinking maybe it was something I hadn't seen before.  Well anyway by
> taking out the semi colon and replacing with the comma between what
> was the second and third expressions making them both one expression
> made it work as advertised.
>   ThanksDanny
> You misspelled the statement, the first semicolon is a comma (,) so
> you
> have a first field with two assignments, the second with a condition
> and
> the third with the operation.

Re: [Dev-C++] MINGW 2.0.0-2 possible incompatibility with Dev-C++

[Luigi S. <gi...@li...>]

At 23.17 09/06/02 +0300, <no...@ho...> wrote:
>I have the impression that the makefile mechanism has changed in MINGW 
>2.0.0-2 making it incompatible with Dev-C++. So if you want to use MINGW 
>from within Dev-C++ (and not from the command line for example) you 
>probably have to wait for a next release of Dev-C++ which incorporates 
>MINGW 2.0.0.. I hope Colin or Hongli can comment something on this (or 
>someone who knows the GCC/MINGW makefiles stuff like Luigi).
>
>Ioannis
>

Hi Ioannis

Thanks for the link to latest MinGW package.

Hope gcc 3.2 is stable (unlike previous 3.1 version).

In order to see what was wrong, I've downloaded MinGW 2.0.0-2 (the whole 
package) and version 4.9.5.0 of Dev-C++ (of course, just the IDE as I 
wanted to use
it with gcc 3.2), next I installed both.

Excuse me if I sound a bit tedious writing down all the steps, this will 
make it easy for you to trace my mistakes.

Here is what I did:

- installed MinGW in the directory "c:\mingw"
   this means I clicked on the package, which is an executable, and chose 
destination

- installed Dev-C++ in the directory "c:\devcpp"
   again package is an executable so: click and choose destination

- started the new Dev-C++ and pointed it to the new MinGW compiler:
   Tools->Compiler Options: "Directories" tab
      Binaries     = c:\mingw\bin
      Libraries    = c:\mingw\lib
      C Includes   = c:\mingw\include
      C++ Includes = c:\mingw\include\c++ and c:\mingw\include

Then I tried to make the executable of a single source file program 
(classic "Hello world") there was no problem.

When I attempted to make the executable of a multi source file program, 
that is when I compiled a project, I experienced an error.

According to my little experience, what we are dealing with is a tiny bug 
in the MinGW package. In fact the small documentation one is allowed to 
read while installing MinGW (BTW, it is found in "c:\mingw\doc\MinGW", in 
the form of RTF files), tells that the package contains a port of GNU 
"make" 3.79, which has been renamed "mingw32-make.exe". Well, I checked the 
directory "c:\mingw\bin" and was not able to see "mingw-make.exe" nor 
"make.exe". I concluded that the file has been omitted when the package was 
put together.
At this points it seems that: when Dev-C++ calls for "make" ... nobody 
answers :)

My solution: I've copied old GNU "make" 3.77 (which I have got together 
with my first Dev-C++ version) in the directory "c:\mingw\bin". Now 
everything works.

Probably you'll want to tell MinGW developers that current version of their 
package lacks the "make" utility.

--
gisan

Re: [Dev-C++] dev-++ with borland

[Luigi S. <gi...@li...>]

At 03.27 09/08/02 +0300, "Fatal Error" <fe...@gm...> wrote:
>have you ever tryed dev-cpp with borland compiler?
>I have changed the compiler paths but at the end I got many linker error,
>because there was no place to replace gcc linker with turbo linker.
>Is it possible , how ?
>thanx for advance..

Hello "Fatal Error"! :)

Sometime ago I made Dev-C++ (version 4.9.3.0) use Borland compiler BC++ 
5.5.1 (its the one shipped in the package: "freecommandlinetools"), instead 
of the MinGW one.  A few notes about the way I did so, can be found on: 
www.gisan.cjb.net following the link named "dev_bor". Probably it can help 
you solve your problem.


--
gisan

[Dev-C++] dev-++ with borland

[Fatal E. <fe...@gm...>]

have you ever tryed dev-cpp with borland compiler?
I have changed the compiler paths but at the end I got many linker error,
because there was no place to replace gcc linker with turbo linker.
Is it possible , how ?
thanx for advance..

Re: [Dev-C++] Mail digest and HTML

[Ralph B. <ral...@ho...>]

Dear Arno,

Go to:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/options/dev-cpp-users/your_email_name%yo
ur_email_domain

...and change the following option:

Get MIME or Plain Text Digests?
If you have any problems with MIME digests, select plain text.
___MIME
_o_Plain Text


Regards,
Ralph




----- Original Message -----
From: <rxp...@sp...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 10:33 AM
Subject: [Dev-C++] Mail digest and HTML


> Hi,
> Since I cannot read my mail during the day (work, work work :/ ) I
> subscribed to the Dev-C++ daily digest. This digest is sent to me at plain
> text. Unfortunately, this means that all the HTML codes are shown as just
> that - HTML codes. Which means that I have to dig through pages and pages
of
> style sheet codes, <FONT> and <BODY> tags, and so on, searching for the
mail
> messages.
> Is it possible to strip the HTML MIME parts from the digest? Or would
> everybody be so kind not to post HTML mail to this mailing list?
>
> Arno.
>
>
>
>
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[Dev-C++] Thanks

[Danny A. <tam...@ms...>]

Hey CarlosGarciadel Monte
I realized something didn't seem right with 4 expressions but the book ha=
d it written out that way so I went with it thinking maybe it was somethi=
ng I hadn't seen before.  Well anyway by taking out the semi colon and re=
placing with the comma between what was the second and third expressions =
making them both one expression made it work as advertised.

Thanks
Danny

You misspelled the statement, the first semicolon is a comma (,) so you
have a first field with two assignments, the second with a condition and
the third with the operation.

RE: [Dev-C++] errors

[Ioannis V. <no...@ho...>]

 <http://run.to/noicys> 
-----Original Message-----
From: dev...@li...
[mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf Of
tam...@ms...
Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 7:46 PM
To: MailingList Dev-C 
Subject: [Dev-C++] errors



Hey guys
 
I'm still very green at this and I just inputted a small program (listed
below) from "Teach Yourself C++",  and when I try to compile it gives me
errors
                      LINE 26 PARSE ERROR BEFORE ';'
                      LINE 30 PARSE ERROR BEFORE ';'
I took the int i and the ++ off both lines and the program compiled but
didn't work properly.  I was wondering is the book wrong or am I doing
something wrong?
 
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    //---Pointer and subscript access, pointer notation
    for (i = 0; cp = msg; *(cp+i); i++)

 
You have 4 expressions in the for(). You probably meant something like:

 
 
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    //---Pointer and subscript access, subscript notation
    for (i = 0; cp = msg; cp[i]; i++)

 
The same here 
 
 
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