Re: [Dev-C++] Bloodshed or dev-c++ question
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From: Luigi S. <gi...@li...> - 2002-04-15 18:29:38
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Hello, I do not know what "runtime calls" are, probably my computer knowledge is too limited, so excuse me if, only a newbie, I try to give some hint. What I wanted to say (but I'm sure you already know it) is this: if I have some code in the file "hello.c" and wish to make the binary file, I type "gcc hello.c" and then just rename the file "a.exe" to something I like (perhaps hello.exe). Of course I'm talking about console applications, since I do not know anything about Windows programming. At 17:31 14/04/02 -0500, Bob Wilson wrote: > >> If you have so many problems, consider not using the IDE at all, > the compiler can be used from the command line. << > >Because of three reasons. First, I do not know all of the compiler runtime >calls. Second, it would take more time to learn them than to build my >learning curve with dev-c++. Third, it is a pain to switch between a >decent windows based editor and a DOS window. > >Regards, > >Bob Wilson > -- Luigi gi...@li... |