Re: [Dev-C++] Some questions from a newbie.
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From: Scott S. <ssi...@sp...> - 2004-10-24 17:47:15
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wxWindows is a real pain to get working. The dev-pack is old. You need to go to www.wxwindows.org and download the latest version, then compile it. However, I have nevwe gotten it to work either way. wxWindows is supposed to be awesome, but I'm still trying to figure out how to install it. Maybe someone else here knows how to install it properly. I was getting all sorts of errors, especially redeclerations and so forth. --Scott Simontis-- Andrea Roveretto wrote: > Hello! > Some days ago I have downloaded the last version of bloodshed dev-c++. > For some time I used Borland Delphi although I am not a professional > programmer, just an hobby. > Ok, I had a look in the c++ examples that come with the sw and looacked > to he example to costruct a window... ok, I was astonished for two reasons: > 1) the final .exe file was really compact if compared to delphi. > the second is that I think I will never lear the meaning of all that > code just to build a window :) > > I have found in the packages some ment to help in building a guy. > I have choosen wxwindows (is it a good choice?). I have installed it > but have some problems: > if I load the heeloworld example I cannot compile it: > > > 5 D:\Dev-Cpp\include\wx\wx.h:15, from main.cpp In file > included from D:/Dev-Cpp/include/wx/wx.h:15, from main.cpp > 5 D:\Dev-Cpp\main.cpp from main.cpp > 320 D:\Dev-Cpp\include\wx\defs.h redeclaration of C++ built-in type ` bool' > > etc... > can someone help me to track if there is an installation problem? > > Thanks alot! > Andrea > |