At 17:27 24/03/02 +0000, Napoleon Ahiable wrote:
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>For ease of use much more than anything, I use Context editor since it
>allows me to use basically any of the free compilers as well as make.
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> Also I find updating the compilers much easier since its just a matter
> of downloading and installing.
I have Dev-C++ 4.0 but I use ConTEXT most of the times (in fact it enables
me to harness powerful Borland BC++ 5.5 compiler): I only write console
programs so probably what I say does not suit your case (I know nothing
about wxWindows programs).
>I however miss Dev C++ and Its ability to enable me work project wise.
I don't miss it :) In fact, ConTEXT has projects too (they allow too keep
files together, a sort of putting all the sheets in one folder) and also I
use a makefile generator which creates "makefiles" that manage programs
whose source code is spread across more than one file.
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>I will like to know if I can use make to compile wxWindows programs
>instead of its default parameters.
sorry, too difficult for me to answer.
>Generally can I use make to compile in Dev C++.
I don't think so, in fact Dev C++ only compiles "projects". Using "make",
would mean that Dev C++ had the ability to convert a "makefile" into a
"project", and this is something that vers. 4.0 of the program doesn't do,
it does the opposite though: I mean that you can write a project (using
Dev-C++) then generate a makefile out of the project (actually the result
is not a "smart" makefile), finally use "make" and the makefile to compile
your program.
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>Thanks.
Welcome
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