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Re: [Dev-C++] DEV C++ and DOS commands

[Hsutaro K. <hs...@ho...>]

hi.

There is a function called,

gotoXY(?,?) in conio.c (You need to include conio.c, not conio.h)

Hsutaro



>From: "John Garrison" Reply-To: dev...@li... To: 
>"DEVCPP_List" Subject: [Dev-C++] DEV C++ and DOS commands Date: Thu, 14 Dec 
>2000 20:21:55 -0600 Hi all:
>
>Is there a known whay to make DOS commands from DOS IDE's work in DEVC++? 
>such as
>
>gotoxy();
>
>would love to get away from Borland's C++ 3.0 my school still uses for 
>intro to programming C++
>
>John Garrison
>
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Re: [Dev-C++] DEV C++ and DOS commands

[Sam s A. <sam...@ju...>]

How do I combine two C source 'codes'( I know this is the wrong word)
into one
compiled project? 

Yes, I am a newbie.

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Thanks and Regards,
Sam
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On Sat, 16 Dec 2000 10:44:09 +0900 "Hsutaro Kuriyama"
<hs...@ho...> writes:
> hi.
> There is a function called,
> gotoXY(?,?) in conio.c (You need to include conio.c, not conio.h)
> 

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Re: [Dev-C++] DEV C++ and DOS commands

[Nick <en...@ho...>]

Hello,
 
> 
> There is a function called,
> 
> gotoXY(?,?) in conio.c (You need to include conio.c, not conio.h)
> 
Again, you should not be #including .c files like this. That is what the 
linker is for. #include <conio.h> and add [your lib path]conio.o to the 
linker options (project/project options.) Including .c files leads to 
multiple definition errors from the linker (particularly when your projects 
contain more than one source file.) That's why you #include .h files. 
Multiple (equivalent) /declarations/ are benign.
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regards,
Nick 

Re: [Dev-C++] DEV C++ and DOS commands

[Nick <en...@ho...>]

> How do I combine two C source 'codes'( I know this is the wrong word)
> into one compiled project? 
> 
> Yes, I am a newbie.
> 
> --- 
> Thanks and Regards,
> Sam
> Sam...@ju...
> 
Hello Sam,

Is "files" the word you were looking for? ;)

Anyway, if you create a new project you can select project/add to 
project to add more files that will get compiled then linked together 
into one executable. If you are still having problems, please provide 
a bit more detail into what you are wanting to do and we can help 
out a bit more.

--
regards,

Nick

Re: [Dev-C++] DEV C++ and DOS commands

[Sam s A. <sam...@ju...>]

> Anyway, if you create a new project you can select project/add to 
> project to add more files that will get compiled then linked 
> together 
> into one executable. If you are still having problems, please 
> provide 
> a bit more detail into what you are wanting to do and we can help 
> out a bit more.

Got it Nick. Thanks.

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Regards,
Sam
Sam...@ju...

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