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RE: [Dev-C++] Memory problem

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

I assume C++:

double (*p)[1024]=double int[1024][1024];

// ...

delete[] p;



But I strongly recommend:

#include <vector>

// ...

using std::vector;

vector<vector<double> >array(1024, vector<double>(1024));

// ...

// The container object goes out of scope and clears itself
automatically.


Ioannis



-----Original Message-----
From: dev...@li...
[mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf Of Marcos
Carrard
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 8:12 PM
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Dev-C++] Memory problem

Hello!

I am with a memory problem. I need to create three objects in the
Dev-C++ with 1024x1204 positions of double. The program compels
normally, but it does not work because not obtain place enough in memory
for all objects. What I can do to make this? My program work with
pointers for the objects.

Thanks for any help.

Marcos
ca...@un...

RE: [Dev-C++] Just another bugreport..

[JAIME E. <jae...@ya...>]

 ups. So what you did mention was the revision 1.42 of version 4.9.3.2.... hmmm
I see. ok. and thanks.
  Andres Rand <lo...@ho...> wrote: Hi!
Arrgghh..
I downloaded it from CVS. There is another way that version (actually
revision) numbers are set. Take a look at
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/dev-cpp/V5/ and tell me,
what number do you see next to devcpp.exe? (atm it IS 1.42 and 2 days
old) Then try to download it and seek for your self that error occurs.
BTW, the *actual user-friendly windows derived fa-fa* version nr. is
4.9.3.1
Watch and learn..

;)

A.

>Hi. i'm on winXP and i'm not having that problem. 
>My devc++ version is the 4.9.3.0. (sure your's is 1.42 ?). 

>>  Andres Rand wrote: 
>>Hello Hongli!
>>
>>I downloaded devcpp.exe from cvs (ver. 1.42)
>>
>>I found an error in Tools->Editor Options->Syntax window.
>>If one clicks on text to change specified color, then dev-cpp throws
>>error:
>>Access violation at address 004FBE44 in module 'devcpp.exe'. Read of
>>address 000000C.
>>
>>After that one can not close program in usual way. CAD and End Task is
>>only available. (Sometimes it is *usual way* ;)
>>
>>I run Win2k with all those cool thingies (service packs and service
pack
>>repair packs).
>>
>>Just reporting an error. I can live with that right now.
>>I do not expect a big discussion here, that all users should be Delphi
>>gurus and stuff ;) I'll wait 'til another CVS release.
>>
>>A.

P.S.
Don't be too offended..



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[Dev-C++] use gprof from tools menu

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

Hi:
Some days ago I wrote about I could not make grpof write its output to a
file, because adding it to tools menu with parameters exefilename
gmon.out > outfile did not work since > do not work there.
I have written a tiny program which redirects to gprof, so you can add
to the tools it with parameters gprof (if you do not have your
dev-c++\bin directory set in your system you'll need add it before
it(C:\Dev-Cpp\Bin\gprof)) <EXENAME> <PROJECTPATH>gmon.out ' (or >)
path\outfile.
(I use gprof <EXENAME> <PROJECTPATH>gmon.out ' <PROJECTNAME>.txt)
The program says that ' is converted to >, but if you type > directly it
works.
I add the source, paste it and compile. The comments are lines which I
put for first tests of the program. I sent the executable, but it seems
that this mailing list does not accept them.
You can delete de system("PAUSE"); if you want, of course, you'll don't
have any information having to quit the console each time you run it.

menugprof.cpp:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
//#include <string>

//using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
char alm[1000];
char def[1000] = "\0";
int cuan = argc;
int con;
//string pos;

for(con = 1; con < argc; con++){ 
if(static_cast<int>(*argv[con]) == 39)
*argv[con] = static_cast<char>(62);
strcat(def, argv[con]);
strcat(def, " ");
}
cout << def << endl;
system(def);
system("PAUSE");
      return 0;
}

RE: [Dev-C++] Just another bugreport..

[Andres R. <lo...@ho...>]

Hi!
Arrgghh..
I downloaded it from CVS. There is another way that version (actually
revision) numbers are set. Take a look at
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/dev-cpp/V5/ and tell me,
what number do you see next to devcpp.exe? (atm it IS 1.42 and 2 days
old) Then try to download it and seek for your self that error occurs.
BTW, the *actual user-friendly windows derived fa-fa* version nr. is
4.9.3.1
Watch and learn..

;)

A.

>Hi. i'm on winXP and i'm not having that problem.=20
>My devc++ version is the 4.9.3.0. (sure your's is 1.42 ?).=20

>>=A0 Andres Rand <lo...@ho...> wrote:=20
>>Hello Hongli!
>>
>>I downloaded devcpp.exe from cvs (ver. 1.42)
>>
>>I found an error in Tools->Editor Options->Syntax window.
>>If one clicks on text to change specified color, then dev-cpp throws
>>error:
>>Access violation at address 004FBE44 in module 'devcpp.exe'. Read of
>>address 000000C.
>>
>>After that one can not close program in usual way. CAD and End Task is
>>only available. (Sometimes it is *usual way* ;)
>>
>>I run Win2k with all those cool thingies (service packs and service
pack
>>repair packs).
>>
>>Just reporting an error. I can live with that right now.
>>I do not expect a big discussion here, that all users should be Delphi
>>gurus and stuff ;) I'll wait 'til another CVS release.
>>
>>A.

P.S.
Don't be too offended..

Re: [Dev-C++] Just another bugreport..

[JAIME E. <jae...@ya...>]

 Hi. i'm on winXP and i'm not having that problem.
My devc++ version is the 4.9.3.0. (sure your's is 1.42 ?). 
  Andres Rand <lo...@ho...> wrote: Hello Hongli!

I downloaded devcpp.exe from cvs (ver. 1.42)

I found an error in Tools->Editor Options->Syntax window.
If one clicks on text to change specified color, then dev-cpp throws
error:
Access violation at address 004FBE44 in module 'devcpp.exe'. Read of
address 000000C.

After that one can not close program in usual way. CAD and End Task is
only available. (Sometimes it is *usual way* ;)

I run Win2k with all those cool thingies (service packs and service pack
repair packs).

Just reporting an error. I can live with that right now.
I do not expect a big discussion here, that all users should be Delphi
gurus and stuff ;) I'll wait 'til another CVS release.

A.



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Re: [Dev-C++] DEV-C++ linking problem

[JAIME E. <jae...@ya...>]

Hi.
Check in the project properties or iun the linking properties, if there is the mentioned library. If there, remove it and try to compile.
I did have almost the same problem but with different libraries with wxWindows samples. In order to correct that, i did check the makefiles that comes with the samples. 
If you are compiling from command line, check what is included in your makefile.
 
good look
  roman galeev <ro...@ma...> wrote: Hi!
I wonder if somebody can help me with the following problem. I use GNU
scientific library with 
DEV-C++ 4.01. When I compile some programs I often get a strange message 
gcc: -lgslcblas: linker input file unused since linking not done
There are no other error messages. If I create a makefile and compile it from a
command string it 
works OK. What should I do to make DEV-C++ build my programs?
Thank you.
Roman.


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Re: [Dev-C++] DEV-C++ linking problem

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

Usually, when I get that error it is due to:
a) I compiled before a single file and added some library in compiler opt=
ions, and
that library is not needed for the current project, so I delete the optio=
n from
compiler options and it compiles fine.
b)In further linker options I added some library that is not needed, I de=
lete it
and no problems.
Try to delete de -lgslcblas option (once I compiled with a graphics libra=
ry, it
said you need link the library... but no, I added that option and I got t=
hat error,
I deleted it and it compiled and ran ok). Or see if there are some librar=
y more
that you need link, I don't remember if once it happened too). Or perhaps=
 you
forgot some include.
roman galeev escribi=F3:

> Hi!
> I wonder if somebody can help me with the following problem. I use GNU
> scientific library with
> DEV-C++ 4.01. When I compile some programs I often get a strange messag=
e
> gcc: -lgslcblas: linker input file unused since linking not done
> There are no other error messages. If I create a makefile and compile i=
t from a
> command string it
> works OK. What should I do to make DEV-C++ build my programs?
> Thank you.
> Roman.
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[Dev-C++] Just another bugreport..

[Andres R. <lo...@ho...>]

Hello Hongli!

I downloaded devcpp.exe from cvs (ver. 1.42)

I found an error in Tools->Editor Options->Syntax window.
If one clicks on text to change specified color, then dev-cpp throws
error:
Access violation at address 004FBE44 in module 'devcpp.exe'. Read of
address 000000C.

After that one can not close program in usual way. CAD and End Task is
only available. (Sometimes it is *usual way* ;)

I run Win2k with all those cool thingies (service packs and service pack
repair packs).

Just reporting an error. I can live with that right now.
I do not expect a big discussion here, that all users should be Delphi
gurus and stuff ;) I'll wait 'til another CVS release.

A.

[Dev-C++] DEV-C++ linking problem

[roman g. <ro...@ma...>]

Hi!
I wonder if somebody can help me with the following problem. I use GNU
scientific library with 
DEV-C++ 4.01. When I compile some programs I often get a strange message 
gcc: -lgslcblas: linker input file unused since linking not done
There are no other error messages. If I create a makefile and compile it from a
command string it 
works OK. What should I do to make DEV-C++ build my programs?
Thank you.
Roman.

[Dev-C++] Memory problem

[Marcos C. <ca...@un...>]

Hello!

I am with a memory problem. I need to create three objects in the
Dev-C++ with 1024x1204 positions of double. The program compels
normally, but it does not work because not obtain place enough in memory
for all objects. What I can do to make this? My program work with
pointers for the objects.

Thanks for any help.

Marcos
ca...@un...

[Dev-C++] Com Port Lib

[meftahghrissi <mef...@so...>]

Dear ALL,

I'm new in the mailing list. I'm looking for serial communication =
library for Dev-C++. Could you please drive us where it's possible to =
find such library and some working examples?

Thanks

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Re: [Dev-C++] WinMain@16 problem.

[Hongli L. <h....@ch...>]

On Sun, 2002-06-02 at 07:32, Bryan Arant wrote:
> Alright, I can't figure this out.
> 
> I'm trying to compile an SDL application in Dev-C++ and I keep getting this:
> "[Linker error] undefined reference to `WinMain@16'"
> 
> Why?!
> 
> I've created it under a Win App, and a Console app, but still I get the
> error.
> I'm running Windows XP.
> 
> I feel like I'm forgetting something . . .
> 

Use the SDL template! It isn't there for nothing.

[Dev-C++] WinMain@16 problem.

[Bryan A. <br...@ba...>]

Alright, I can't figure this out.

I'm trying to compile an SDL application in Dev-C++ and I keep getting this:
"[Linker error] undefined reference to `WinMain@16'"

Why?!

I've created it under a Win App, and a Console app, but still I get the
error.
I'm running Windows XP.

I feel like I'm forgetting something . . .

-Bryan Arant
AfroFire's Tomb
http://aft.barant.net/

Re: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging

[Colin L. <col...@wa...>]

Hi,

Yes i got your first mail about this, and i was going to email you privately 
about this :)
I'm rebooting under windows, and will be sending the code to you

Greetings,
Colin


> The original problem involved rm.exe, which Colin has fixed and made
> available.  The new problem is the GetStdHandle that Luigi mentions.
> Unfortunately, after dismissing the dialog box, debugging still does _not_
> work for me.  I would like to look at the code that is attempting this
> call, to see if I could find a Win98SE issue and hopefully workaround.  Not
> having Delphi myself, I can't navigate through the source code very easily.
>  If someone could clip out the relevant code and email it to me as text, I
> would appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
> Mac
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RE: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging

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

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dev...@li... 
> [mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf 
> Of Mac Reiter
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 10:53 PM
> To: dev...@so...
> Subject: RE: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging
> 
> >The bug is the one related to the "Error with debugging process:
> >GetStdHandle", which pops up when one uses the integrated debugger.
> >However, as I said in a previous message, on my Win98SE, I 
> just get rid of
> >the error window and debugging seems to work fine.
> 
> The original problem involved rm.exe, which Colin has fixed and made
> available.  The new problem is the GetStdHandle that Luigi mentions.
> Unfortunately, after dismissing the dialog box, debugging 
> still does _not_
> work for me.  I would like to look at the code that is attempting this
> call, to see if I could find a Win98SE issue and hopefully 
> workaround.  Not
> having Delphi myself, I can't navigate through the source 
> code very easily.
>  If someone could clip out the relevant code and email it to 
> me as text, I
> would appreciate it.


Does the thing work ok in Dev-C++ 4 for you? If yes, then i guess it can
be fixed for the next beta (it is probably a Dev-C++ issue).


Ioannis

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RE: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging

[Mac R. <re...@no...>]

>>Can someone please remind me what was the bug? I remember something
>>about an rm.exe and Luigi wrote his own version. Why not implementing
>>Luigi's rm.exe and integrate it to Dev-C++ distibution?
>
>The bug is the one related to the "Error with debugging process: 
>GetStdHandle", which pops up when one uses the integrated debugger. 
>However, as I said in a previous message, on my Win98SE, I just get rid of 
>the error window and debugging seems to work fine.

The original problem involved rm.exe, which Colin has fixed and made
available.  The new problem is the GetStdHandle that Luigi mentions.
Unfortunately, after dismissing the dialog box, debugging still does _not_
work for me.  I would like to look at the code that is attempting this
call, to see if I could find a Win98SE issue and hopefully workaround.  Not
having Delphi myself, I can't navigate through the source code very easily.
 If someone could clip out the relevant code and email it to me as text, I
would appreciate it.

Thanks,
Mac
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Re: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging

[Colin L. <col...@wa...>]

Hello,

> Can someone please remind me what was the bug? I remember something
> about an rm.exe and Luigi wrote his own version. Why not implementing
> Luigi's rm.exe and integrate it to Dev-C++ distibution?

this has been corrected, i just put the wrong rm.exe when i made the 
distribution :/
Get your new rm.exe at http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/rm.exe

Greetings,
Colin

[Dev-C++] Missing dev-c++ source files

[Bob W. <bo...@ph...>]

The instructions with the dev-c++ 4.0 source are as follows:

>> ** Components you need to install in your Delphi to compile Dev-C++ **

These components have been tested under Delphi 3. They may also work
with other 32 bit versions of Delphi.

To install them, launch and install devcpp.dpk.
Then install SynEdit components by using the package SynEdit\SynEdit_D5.dpk.
Finish by installing ToolBar97 by installing package ToolBar97\TB97_D5.dpk

- SynEdit : powerful syntaxt highlight editor
  Located in Vcl\SynEdit\
  Author : Michael Hilke, based on original Martin Waldenburg's MwEdit

- Marscap : this is a "beautifuller" for the border of the
  form. It is located in Vcl\Marscap.pas
  Author: Chen Ken

- ToolBar97: great components for using toolbars.
  Located in Vcl\Toolbar97\
  Author: Jose Sebastian Battig, Softech

- TBackup : backup/compression
  Located in VCl\Backup.pas
  Author: Alexander Halser    <<

devcpp.dpk installs without a problem

SynEdit installation fail with "[Fatal Error] SynEdit_D5.dpk(32): Required
package 'vcldb' not found"

I cannot find "Vcl\Toolbar97\" in the source code. The sub-directory
"Toolbar97" is not created during the intall process and "TB97_D5.dpk" is
not contained in any other directories created during the install process.

Regards,

Bob Wilson

RE: [Dev-C++] Sorry!

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

Bob, dude, do not scratch the wounds. :) Keep doing what you are used to
do, and let it pass.




Ioannis

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> [mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf 
> Of Bob Wilson
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 7:13 AM
> To: Dev-C++ User Mailing List
> Subject: [Dev-C++] Sorry!
> 
> 
> I must appologize to all for not stripping the html out of my 
> last message.
> I have already slapped my hand.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Bob Wilson
> 
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Re: [Dev-C++] help

[Hongli L. <h....@ch...>]

On Sat, 2002-06-01 at 04:01, vahid kazemi wrote:
> dear sir,
> i wnt to know how i can add gtk+ package to my dev c++,
> thanks 

Hint: read the instructions....

RE: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging

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

At 03:33 01/06/02 +0300, Ioannis Vranos wrote:


>[ Joke Mode On ]
>
>It seems it is a great time to upgrade to the latest MS Windows and
>donate BillG some more money. What do you think?
>
>[ Joke Mode Off ]
>
>
>Can someone please remind me what was the bug? I remember something
>about an rm.exe and Luigi wrote his own version. Why not implementing
>Luigi's rm.exe and integrate it to Dev-C++ distibution?

The bug is the one related to the "Error with debugging process: 
GetStdHandle", which pops up when one uses the integrated debugger. 
However, as I said in a previous message, on my Win98SE, I just get rid of 
the error window and debugging seems to work fine.


--
Luigi
gi...@li...

[Dev-C++] Sorry!

[Bob W. <bo...@ph...>]

I must appologize to all for not stripping the html out of my last message.
I have already slapped my hand.

Regards,

Bob Wilson

[Dev-C++] Missing File?

[Bob W. <bo...@ph...>]

I have tried to compile Dev-C++ with Delphi 6 and it give me an error =
that it cannot find *TB97.dcu*. Anyone have an idea where that file is =
located?

Regards,

Bob Wilson

[Dev-C++] help

[vahid k. <vk...@ho...>]

dear sir,
i wnt to know how i can add gtk+ package to my dev c++,
thanks=20

RE: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging

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

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dev...@li... 
> [mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf 
> Of Hongli Lai
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 1:26 AM
> To: col...@wa...
> Cc: dev...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Beta3 Debugging
> 
> 
> On Fri, 2002-05-31 at 23:14, Colin Laplace wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Yes i am aware of this bug, it seems to only happen on 
> Windows 98 SE (which i
> > would strongly recommend to do not use it).
> > I haven't found a solution so far, since it is a bug in 98SE.
> >
> > To Win98 SE users : could you please try to get service 
> packs (updates) for
> > your system, and try if it works then ?
> >
> > Greetings,
> > Colin
> >
> 
> I get the same error in Winblows ME....


[ Joke Mode On ]

It seems it is a great time to upgrade to the latest MS Windows and
donate BillG some more money. What do you think? 

[ Joke Mode Off ]


Can someone please remind me what was the bug? I remember something
about an rm.exe and Luigi wrote his own version. Why not implementing
Luigi's rm.exe and integrate it to Dev-C++ distibution? 



Ioannis

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