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From: A. K. <kli...@ad...> - 2004-03-31 23:11:51
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Dr Groovenstein wrote: > > Ok, this is helping, thanks for the info. Now, this is definitely a gcc > type package, which came in .tgz format. So, I untar it, and everything > is in this complex directory structure. The "package" came with a > configurator script, which I guess generates a makefile depending on the > system the software is compiled on. Anyway, normally under linux, you > would do a "make configure", "make ode-lib" etc... So, how do you do > all of this with Dev-C++? Or, should I be using cygwin instead? Is > there a way to recursively add files to a project, or do I have to pick > them manually out of all those directories? > YOu don't compile them with dev-cpp, instead you use either mingw's MSYS or maybe even cygwin. Dev-C++ is for developing new stuff, not for compiling already written things. After that, you put the resulting libraries where either windows or dev-cpp or both can find it, depending what you want to do with them. Alex |