Re: [Dev-C++] Multiple programming environments

[kalb <ka...@em...>]

Thanks for your feedback.

Your advice shows a really effective approach to the problem, but now the=20
question is: why should I waste the good work made by all those good=20
packagers guys? :-))

Out of the joke, I'm a hobby programmer, so I tried to see if there is a wa=
y,=20
that I couldn't see, to save some of the (small) time I can dedicate to=20
programming, concentrating on my main core work instead of fighting with=20
libraries compatibility and/or re-compilation matters.

Thanks anyway.

Alberto Capuzzo

Alle 13:17, venerd=EC 25 marzo 2005, Per Westermark ha scritto:
> Easiest is to get the source of the libraries, and built yourself. Then
> you can use whatever compiler you like.
>
> For example, I always build my own wxWidgets libraries complete with tiff,
> jpeg, ... support.
>
> /Per W
>
> On Fri, 25 Mar 2005, kalb wrote:

> > The question is: is there a way to let different versions of the same
> > library to live in the same compiling environment? Or is there a way to
> > let several separate compiling environments live on the same Dev-Cpp
> > installation?
> >

 

 

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