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From: <or...@vp...> - 2003-07-24 08:28:06
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André Macário Barros wrote: > Dear Users, > > I will need to point the path of a 32-bit compiler to run a specific > application. > I will also need to compile some source codes from the /src app dir. > Looking at c:\dev-c++\bin I saw gcc, g++, c++ and other executables. > > 1-Where can I get information about these executables? > 2-In my application, I would preffer to run a command line compilation. > What > executable I can use and in what place can I get information (gcc -? and > g++ -? > don´t give the sintax) You are going to get at least 10 replys to this mail, but lets begin :) So, the compiler, what Dev-C++ uses, is the GNU Compiler Collection (formerly known as the GNU C Compiler). To get info on the compiler itself, visit http://gcc.gnu.org But you will likely won't get too much info from there, as that is the core homepage of GCC. GCC has been ported to many platforms and architectures, including Windows. To get info about the Windows port, visit http://www.mingw.org MinGW stands for Minimalist GNU for Windows. You will find everything you need there. Oh, and the gcc command line help is: "gcc --help" (double '-') Hope that helps. -- Greetings, Balázs |