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[Dev-C++] INCLUDE PROBLEM

[Pascal <p.t...@ti...>]

Hello,

What is the properly making of include the STL librairie:
stdlib?
stdio?
iostream?
math?

for making a console DOS in C/C++ if i want use sprintf() etc...

what is the different of <cstdio> and <stdio.h> in DEV C++ environnement?
I use actualy Mingw32-c++.exe to compile and not gcc?

I would many help if possible and to learning the difference of gcc
mingw32-c++ and g++

what is the file in devcpp\bin?:
addr2line.exe?
ar.exe?
as.exe?
c++.exe?
c++filt.exe?
cpp.exe?
dlltool.exe?
dllwrap.exe?
Dumpbin.exe?
g77.exe?
g++.exe?
gcc.exe?
gcov.exe?
gdb.exe?(is that the debugger?)
gprof.exe?
lmp.exe?
ld.exe?
make.exe?(is that the making soft and what is the utilities?)
mingw32-c++.exe?(what the difference with gcc.exe?)
mingw32-g++.exe?(-----------------------------------------------)
mingw32-gcc.exe?(------------------------------------------------)
mingw32-make.exe(-----------------------------------------------)
NAam.exe?
NDAsm.exe?
nm.exe?
objcopy.exe?
objdump.exe?
protoize.exe?
ranlib.exe?
readelf.exe?
rm.exe?
size.exe?
strings.exe?
strip.exe?
Tar.exe?
unprotoize.exe?
windres.exe?

Many thanks if you can help me.
And thanks for the DEV C++ GNU project.
++

Re: [Dev-C++] INCLUDE PROBLEM

[Maya <Esc...@ne...>]

Aah! I see that you are not doing your homework :}
C++ has had an overhaul and the "final" release has deprecated the .h in 
all its headers files. So, #include <iostrea.h>  has now become #include 
<iostream>, you can still include the .h file, but in the future this 
feature will not be supported, so I am told.

Have a good one!

p.t...@ti... wrote:

> Hello,
>  
> What is the properly making of include the STL librairie:
> stdlib?
> stdio?
> iostream?
> math?
>  
> for making a console DOS in C/C++ if i want use sprintf() etc...
>  
> what is the different of <cstdio> and <stdio.h> in DEV C++ environnement?
> I use actualy Mingw32-c++.exe to compile and not gcc?
>  
> I would many help if possible and to learning the difference of gcc 
> mingw32-c++ and g++
>  
> what is the file in devcpp\bin?:
> addr2line.exe?
> ar.exe?
> as.exe?
> c++.exe?
> c++filt.exe?
> cpp.exe?
> dlltool.exe?
> dllwrap.exe?
> Dumpbin.exe?
> g77.exe?
> g++.exe?
> gcc.exe?
> gcov.exe?
> gdb.exe?(is that the debugger?)
> gprof.exe?
> lmp.exe?
> ld.exe?
> make.exe?(is that the making soft and what is the utilities?)
> mingw32-c++.exe?(what the difference with gcc.exe?)
> mingw32-g++.exe?(-----------------------------------------------)
> mingw32-gcc.exe?(------------------------------------------------)
> mingw32-make.exe(-----------------------------------------------)
> NAam.exe?
> NDAsm.exe?
> nm.exe?
> objcopy.exe?
> objdump.exe?
> protoize.exe?
> ranlib.exe?
> readelf.exe?
> rm.exe?
> size.exe?
> strings.exe?
> strip.exe?
> Tar.exe?
> unprotoize.exe?
> windres.exe?
>  
> Many thanks if you can help me.
> And thanks for the DEV C++ GNU project.
> ++
>  
>  
>  


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Re: [Dev-C++] INCLUDE PROBLEM

[Maya <Esc...@ne...>]

If you are learning C, just use the examples you find in the book
C example:
#include <stdio.h> /*C header file for I/O*/
int main(void)  /*Always return a value in main, it's a good programming 
technique*/
{
   printf("Hey what's up world");
   return 0;
}
C++ example:
#include <iostream>   //C++ header file for I/O
int main(){
   std::cout << "Hey what's up world" << std::endl;
   return 0;
}
Again!! if you are using C and not C++ just use the examples in the 
book. If for some reason the examples in the book don't work post it at 
alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++, they are in a better position to answer 
questions about C/C++ programming.

Don't mean to be rude, but this mailing list is mostly for Dev-Cpp problems.

Have good one, and if you are having more than one... give a call :-)
p.t...@ti... wrote:

> the file i have in my systeme is just the file going with devpack.
> i have not another file,just the dev c++ file package.
> I'm beginning,i learning actualy the "C ANSI language" and i say not 
> what is the good compiler for.
> gcc.exe or mingw32.exe?


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  power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty 
  innocent, and that's power. 
                                - Malcom X
* "Innocent until proven guilty", no... not in Canada!!

Re: [Dev-C++] INCLUDE PROBLEM

[Ferdinando F. <s2...@st...>]

On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Pascal wrote:

> What is the properly making of include the STL librairie:

> stdlib?
#include <cstdlib>
> stdio?

#include <cstdio>

> iostream?

#include <iostream>

> math?

#include <cmath> // I suppose, never tried it

>
> for making a console DOS in C/C++ if i want use sprintf() etc...
>
Then if you're using C++:

#include <cstdio>

int main () {
   std::sprintf(...);
}

else, in C:

#include <stdio.h>

int main () {
   sprintf(...);
}

> what is the different of <cstdio> and <stdio.h> in DEV C++ environnement?
> I use actualy Mingw32-c++.exe to compile and not gcc?

First is C++ standard specific, and includes all declarations of the
second (C standard specific) into namespace std.

> what is the file in devcpp\bin?:

> ar.exe?

creates libraries (the *.a files)

> as.exe?

the GNU assembler

> cpp.exe?

the C preprocessor

> g++.exe?

The C++ compiler and linker

> gcc.exe?

The C compiler, but is really a wrapper for all compilers, supports even
pascal if you install gpc

> gdb.exe?(is that the debugger?)

Yes, the command line one

> ld.exe?

The linker

> make.exe?(is that the making soft and what is the utilities?)

Handles makefiles, project descriptions

> ranlib.exe?

Put symbols information into libraries

> readelf.exe?

read an ELF executable format

> rm.exe?

The same of 'del' under DOS

> Tar.exe?

Creates archives (*.tar)

> windres.exe?

Compiles the Windows resource files (*.rc)


Argh! What a long message!

Bye, Ferdinando