Re: [Dev-C++] Dev-CPP with Mingw

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You can set it at once in the compiler options dialog (Under Tools menu)

tim...@in... wrote:

>I just started using the package, and I must say I'm pretty impressed so
>far.  Very nice stuff in general.
>
>However I have one issue that may or may not be a real bug, depending on how
>you view it.  When compiling any C++ program, you have to add the mingw
>directory to the include list manually.  This is probably because dev-cpp
>tries to be compiler-agnostic, but since mingw is packaged in, it should be
>reasonable to expect that you could build a small program right "out of the
>box" so to speak.
>
>As it stands, not even a "hello world" program will build unless you first
>manually add the include/c++/mingw32 directory into the include search list.
>I would call that a bug, although not a serious one.
>
>Tim Trischuk, Project Manager, Intelsat
>(202) 944 7053
>FAX 295 5152, www.intelsat.com
>mailto:tim...@in...
>
>
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