[Dev-C++] Where is that documentation? Was Which way is best to pause a console window?

[Michael D. S. <for...@hi...>]

I'm not a very new beginner (not an old pro but not "very" new either:) and 
I also do not know where to find "complete" documentation of the libraries, 
and especially the M$ DLL's and their functions, methods, objects whatever 
they're called this week in this setting.

I know the Micro$oft stuff is on their website, I've been there, I've read 
for hours, maybe days, I can't find it. Give me a URL :)

For instance, how is a virtual folder (Recycle bin is one) accessed. I've 
seen unlink (which is I believe a UNIX function and might not be portable 
anyway), but most Windows users expect deleted files not to go away but to 
go to the recycle bin. It's in user32.dll and the function is 
GetDesktopHandle ( I think:) but "complete" documentation of how to make 
use of those disjointed facts still eludes me.

And of course not just that. I want access to everything :)

Any help appreciated.

ms


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>Here is my code
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>#include <stdio.h>
>int main()
>{
>printf  (" My first program in Dev c++.\n");
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>return 0;
>}
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>also in dev c++ how do you learn about those libraries, stdio.h, iostream
>etc? Is it in the help files? Using dev c++  4.9.8.1
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>Very new beginner
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>Thanks for all your help :)
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>Eric
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