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[Dev-C++] setting up allegro

[jag <won...@th...>]

hi,

i've downloaded allegro.  There are instructions and read.me files with it
but i am confused as to how it should be set up to work with devc++.  is
anyone familiar with allegro and has maybe set their version up with dev
c++?

thanks,
jag

Re: [Dev-C++] setting up allegro

[Elias P. <Eli...@ao...>]

> hi,
>
> i've downloaded allegro.  There are instructions and read.me files
with it
> but i am confused as to how it should be set up to work with devc++.
is
> anyone familiar with allegro and has maybe set their version up with
dev
> c++?

Yes - you can use the mingw version of allegro. But it only comes as
sourcecode. So to use the library, you first have to compile it. There
should be a file readme.mgw in your allegro directory, it tells you all
the software you need to download, and what you have to do (you have to
read carefully because it won't work if you forget anything).

After everything has been compiled and installed, you can set up dev-c++
to use allegro. To do so, i had to copy the following files:
from c:\mingw\include\allegro\*.* to c:\dev-c++\include
from c:\mingw\include\allegro.h   to c:\dev-c++\include
from c:\mingw\lib\liballeg.a      to c:\dev-c++\lib

To use allegro in your dev-c++ project, you have to write -lalleg to
'further object files or linker options' in the project options. You
should now be able to just copy any of the example source-codes and
compile and run them from dev-c++.

Re: [Dev-C++] setting up allegro

[jag <won...@th...>]

hi elias,

with reference to allegro and devc++, did you download the  The MingW32
compiler, documentation and utilities or is this not needed if you are using
devc++?
thanks
jag

----- Original Message -----
From: "Elias Pschernig" <Eli...@ao...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2000 2:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] setting up allegro


> > hi,
> >
> > i've downloaded allegro.  There are instructions and read.me files
> with it
> > but i am confused as to how it should be set up to work with devc++.
> is
> > anyone familiar with allegro and has maybe set their version up with
> dev
> > c++?
>
> Yes - you can use the mingw version of allegro. But it only comes as
> sourcecode. So to use the library, you first have to compile it. There
> should be a file readme.mgw in your allegro directory, it tells you all
> the software you need to download, and what you have to do (you have to
> read carefully because it won't work if you forget anything).
>
> After everything has been compiled and installed, you can set up dev-c++
> to use allegro. To do so, i had to copy the following files:
> from c:\mingw\include\allegro\*.* to c:\dev-c++\include
> from c:\mingw\include\allegro.h   to c:\dev-c++\include
> from c:\mingw\lib\liballeg.a      to c:\dev-c++\lib
>
> To use allegro in your dev-c++ project, you have to write -lalleg to
> 'further object files or linker options' in the project options. You
> should now be able to just copy any of the example source-codes and
> compile and run them from dev-c++.
>
>
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Re: [Dev-C++] setting up allegro

[Elias P. <Eli...@ao...>]

> hi elias,
>
> with reference to allegro and devc++, did you download the  The
MingW32
> compiler, documentation and utilities or is this not needed if you are
using
> devc++?
> thanks
> jag

It worked with dev-c++ when i tried it some time ago, but i just tried
it now and it doesn't work. So the only way to compile it is to download
the gcc-2.95.2-msvcrt.exe. You don't need the mingw32-docs-html.exe
however.

[Dev-C++] STLPort

[Arjen W. <ar...@wi...>]

Hello all,

Has anyone used the STLPort package (www.stlport.com) successfully with
Dev-C++?

Regards,

Arjen

Re: [Dev-C++] STLPort

[lavi <jl...@ne...>]

I defined a member function ;
class Cat 
{int Age;
public: 
void s (int x);
}
void Cat::s (int z) {Age=z;}
// but the compiler is complaining''25 c:\dev-c_~1\untitl~1.cpp
 declaration of `void Cat::S(int)' outside of class is not definition

Thanks
Joe Lavi
  

RE: [Dev-C++] STLPort

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

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dev...@li... 
> [mailto:dev...@li...]On Behalf Of lavi
> Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2000 3:16 PM
> To: dev...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] STLPort
> 
> 
> 
> I defined a member function ;
> class Cat 
> {int Age;
> public: 
> void s (int x);
> }

};

> void Cat::s (int z) {Age=z;}
> // but the compiler is complaining''25 c:\dev-c_~1\untitl~1.cpp
>  declaration of `void Cat::S(int)' outside of class is not definition
> 
> Thanks
> Joe Lavi
>   
> 
> 
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