Re: [Dev-C++] Where can I get it?

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OROSZI Balázs wrote:

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> Due to the stupid layout of Dev-C++'s MinGW "bundle", paths have to be 
> adjusted, otherwise the compiler will not find it's headers and libraries.

dev-cpp doesn't have a layout any other than standar mingw bins. The 
.tar.gz's provided by them were just untarred to c:\dev-cpp directory. 
No paths were changed.

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> Those are separate packages, not needed to be upgraded to use gcc 3.4
> Besides, the right way of upgrading is unzipping. If you ever took a 
> look at the inner layout of the .tar.gz archives of the MinGW 
> packages, you would have noticed, that they all have the same 
> directory layout, which is the same, that is created by the installer, 
> so unzipping will not create any mess anywhere. It will make 
> everything get to the right place.
>
yes. but some c++ programs will require paths like:
lib\gcc\mingw32\3.4.0\include
(this one is in gcc-core-3.4)
which contains mingw version - currently in dev-cpp it's by default hard 
set to:
lib\gcc-lib\mingw32\3.2\include

For more details look at bug 910098 reported by kidkat and links to 
mingw from there.

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Marek Januszewski