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Nov 8th, 2009

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Originally Posted by jonsca

I haven't used it since it's infancy in the 90's (dating myself here,I'm sure it's matured since then), but basically you need to start a console project (screenshot here: http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Insta...ng_Dev-C%2B%2B) and incorporate those headers and cpp files into the project by right clicking the project name.
I'm sure there are plenty of other folks on here who know Dev-C++ like the back of their hand, so post back if you're still having trouble.

seemed nice idea , i tried it , still got the same errors . i just cant figure out whats my mistake .

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Nov 8th, 2009

Go through your files that I uploaded back and make sure that I didn't make any changes that you didn't make. Otherwise these do compile on my machine, albeit giving a program that outputs "Incorrect installation!"

If you know where you're going, look for the command line tools that are part of Mingw included in your Dev-C++ and try to compile it on the command line (my "g++ .... " from before).

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Originally Posted by jonsca

Go through your files that I uploaded back and make sure that I didn't make any changes that you didn't make. Otherwise these do compile on my machine, albeit giving a program that outputs "Incorrect installation!"

If you know where you're going, look for the command line tools that are part of Mingw included in your Dev-C++ and try to compile it on the command line (my "g++ .... " from before).

that was really helpfull , you solved me the first problem . i had a linker problerm , but i solved it by creating a project and put in there all my files , and delete the code about the main and rewrote it in the new .cpp file . i compiled it and worked fine . thanks a lot .