[Dev-C++] Thanks!

[Jerry E. <je...@No...>]

Hello

I'm using 4.9.9.2 on Windows 7 with gcc m68k cross compilation tools. 
DevC++ is excellent for the task and the beta version has pretty much 
worked flawlessly. Thanks and kudos to the team - we will be making a 
donation.

One issue that arises is the DevC++ configuration. If I open a .dev 
project file from the Explorer context menu, the IDE uses the config 
data stored in (for example) 
..\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Dev-Cpp\devcpp.ini. In my case this 
does *not* contain the right cross-compiler config, which is contained 
in a subdirectory of the devcpp installation. Is there a better way to 
do this?

Also the initial config wizard has no option to escape/cancel, which is 
annoying when you *have* configured things.

So how about writing a single registry entry to locate the config file? 
If no entry or specified config file absent then give the user the 
option to either proceed with configuration or locate an existing config 
file. There is already a DevCpp registry entry here:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Dev-C++

I'd submit patches myself but guess what ...

Thanks again.

Jerry.