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From: Abhijit S. <mu...@gm...> - 2003-01-01 10:49:32
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Greets, Thom. > I have just begun using Dev-C++ (the most recent version) and have run > into some peculiar problems. When I try to compile a project with > sufficiently many files (it does not occur for small projects), I get > strange error messages when linking that in the "compiler" folder could > show up as > > line > file > Message > G__~1.EXE D:\PROGRAM\DEV-CPP\G__~1.EXE See if the `Programs' tab is properly set up (`Tools' > `Compiler Options' > `Programs'). While you're at it, check the `Directories' tab also. My guess is that one of these has not been configured properly. Try installing Dev into a `simple' path; one without special characters (hyphens) and long filenames, something like `d:\program\devcpp'. It's weird that it happens only for large projects. How many files do you have in the project? > Is the gcc 2.95 version better? Some options are unavailable (or changed) in 3.2, and therefore corresponding options in Dev generate warnings that they're no longer available. GCC 3.2 is much more ISO-compliant than 2.95, and also creates more efficient (and sometimes smaller) EXEs. However, if you want to use Dev with the project and nothing seems to work, 2.95 is worth a try. And a Happy New Year!!!!! WOOHOO! Sorry. ___________________________________________________________ Abhijit Shylanath E-mail: mu...@gm... || ibr...@bi... Web-site: http://mudeth.tripod.com/ |