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Dev-CPP Fork version 5.13-beta1

Roy Qu
2020-09-26
2023-09-15
  • Roy Qu

    Roy Qu - 2020-09-26

    Release Address: https://github.com/royqh1979/Dev-CPP/releases/tag/v5.13.beta-1

    Highlights:
    Greatly improved "Auto symbol completion" function. Autoskip matched )/}/]/"/', never need to delete it or skip it manually. This makes code input much fluent.
    Fix auto-indent; When } is inputted, its line will intend to the same as the matching }.
    Auto Code Completion fix:
    * In editor option dialog, user can choose to use Alt+/ instead of Ctrl+Space to call Code Completion Action. (In chinese systems, Ctrl-Space is used for switching input methods)
    * If there is only one code completion candidate, it is auto used and the suggestion form will not be displayed. This will speed the input.
    * Suggestion form can capture TAB keypress event now.
    GDB Output window can hide all annotions of the output. This makes it much better to look, and we can use it just like using a gdb console.
    GDB 9.2 and GCC 9.2
    User can open/edit/save/compile UTF-8 encoding files.
    rename symbol ( using clang-rename)
    -Wall -Wextra -Werror is setted by default in the Debug profile, to help beginners learn good coding habits.

     
  • Corian Spirit

    Corian Spirit - 2020-09-26

    Hi Roy, does your release version supports graphics.h ?

     
  • Roy Qu

    Roy Qu - 2020-09-26

    Yes。 I put xege (https://xege.org/) and libturtle (https://github.com/royqh1979/libturtle) in it.
    You should link it with -lpthread -ldebughelper -lgraphics -lgdi32 -limm32 -lmsimg32 -lole32 -loleaut32 -lwinmm -luuid -mwindows.

    And I have created a project template for it and repackaged 5.13-beta1 binary release. Or you can use drop the attachment to Dev-CPP's templates folder, and use it to create a project. (File->New->Project...->Multimedia -> graphics.h>

     

    Last edit: Roy Qu 2020-09-26

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