Dev-C++ has some bugs mainly on the IDE, but it provides successfully
the main functionalities. New version will be presumambly even better.
Now as for your NT 4 machine check to see if you have write access in
the account you use to compile both in your project's directory and
Dev-C++ Directories. Also check if you have at least service pack 3
intalled in NT 4. Almost all applications require at least sp3 for
running on NT (sp3 must had some radical new-at-the-time changes).
I hope these will help.
Ioannis
* Ioannis Vranos
* Programming pages: http://www.noicys.f2s.com
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> Of Alain KOCELNIAK
> Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 6:49 PM
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> Subject: [Dev-C++] Too much bugs in DevC++ ?
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> Do you think DevC++ is a good product for an
> engineers school ?
> I am a teacher of C++ Programming Language.
> My students are going first to develop little
> programs ( exercices ) and then more complex softwares
> ( with Fltk graphic library ).
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> My first experience with it is positive ( on my own
> PC ) but on the PC in the school I can use DevC++ due
> to this error when I try to compile ( even with a
> very little non-graphic program such as HelloWorld )=20
> : "Could not create code completion list file" ???!!!!
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> The messages on the mailing-list tend me to think=20
> that DevC++ have others bugs ...
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> What is your opinion ?
> Too much bugs ? or not ?
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> Thanks for your help.
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