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From: Per W. <pw...@ia...> - 2005-07-10 20:48:08
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Yes, the MinGW compiler that is supplied with DevC++ do support applications using older standards. All compilers should support the previous standard, so as not to break existing applications. However, I really recommend that you from the start try to learn the changes needed to follow the most recent standard. I recommend that someone else help you with the available keystrokes to create a new project and compile run it. I too often use tools in ways they were not intended to be used ;) /Per W On Sun, 10 Jul 2005, yakir arbib wrote: > Hi > So you say ,I can stil learn with my book [all though it doesn't > represent the new updates and chainjes in c++?] > You say that if I learn all the basics in c++,it wont be hard to learn > the minor updates after I learn the langwij? > P.s about word checker or what ever, I can't use it[I use a screen > reader, and it doesn't all ways work good with those spelling programs] > So please forgive me for that > Regards > yakir > |