You don't need any particular compiler. I did my OOP Programming 2
class labs in DevC++ with the bundled MinGW then comiled the same code
with Borland C++ Builder 6 and Visual C++ Express 2005. The professor
wanted all homework done in VC2003 then 2005 to avoid any "but it
comiled on mine" whining. :D
Unfortunately that's all I remember because I've been stuck in VB-land
at work since class ended a year ago.
2008/5/21 Kenneth Chung <ken...@ho...>:
> currently i am using Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2 version. i am going to develop a
> program which requires me to run the program with the command
> "executablefile $(cat test.txt)" it means the words are stored as a command
> line argument. i have heard that i may need to install cygwin before i can
> run with this syntax. as i am awared that Dev-C++ was running with mingw
> compiler, can it run with this syntax? if so where do i run it? do i run
> it from the command prompt in the directory where the .c files are saved?
> if it can only be run in cygwin, how do i launch the executable file
> together with the test.txt file in cygwin before i can run it?
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