[Dev-C++] Dev-C++, Windows Application vs Console Application modes
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From: Bruno G. <bgu...@co...> - 2005-09-25 20:45:38
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Hello! Has anyone used Dev-C++ in connection with the graphics package dislin = (www.dislin.de) ? I usually use the Dev-C++ environment in the Console = Application mode (I really know nothing about the Windows Application = mode) and I know how to output numerical calculations to a file. = However, with help, I was able to use Dislin to output mathematical = graphs and this has to be used in the Windows Application environment = with none of the complicated coding seen when you start a new Windows = Application project (under Dev-C++). So, what I am interested in is being able to use the best of both world = within the Windows Application environment, so that I can see a) raw = numerical data on the screen, b) output it to a file, c) view = mathematical graphs on the screen, d) output mathematical graphs to a = file. I know how to do a) and b) together but I have to be in Console Mode and = I know how to do c) and d) together but I have to be in Windows = Application mode. I would like to do a),b),c)d) in Windows Application = mode. I do not think it will be possible to do it in Console = Application mode. If you are able to gauge the situation, let me know and I can send you = two very simple files, one doing a),b) and the other one doing c),d). = Then perhaps you could give me some guidance on how to "put" everything = together. Sincerely, Bruno |