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This goes out to only the users of Dev C++ (or people knowledgeable with this compiler). I am trying to consolidate all of the files needed to run Dev C++ onto a flash drive so I can use it on multiple computers. I have been having problems getting the app files to move though because the program wants them to stay in one place. It says on installation to pass the parameter "-c c:\config_file_directory" to the program but I don't know how to do that.

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To pass a parameter to the program, do it from the command line. If it's devcpp.exe. Do dev-cpp.exe -c "C:\config"
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It always comes up with an error:

The Directory "C:\config_file_directory" doesn't exist. Dev-C++ will now quit, please create the directory first.

I tried reinstalling the program but that also didn't work.
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DOES the directory exist?~! If it doesn't, then get a new installer or something.
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It's a beta version so maybe they didn't include it because I still can't find it.
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No, I have the beta version (4.9.9.2). It's weird. I can't find a config directory. I'll look around for it.
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It always comes up with an error:

The Directory "C:\config_file_directory" doesn't exist. Dev-C++ will now quit, please create the directory first.

I tried reinstalling the program but that also didn't work.
Did you try using C:/config_file_directory instead?

It may be that the \c is being mistaken for a special escape character, and not exactly two separate characters.

Edit: Also, for clarification, Dev C++ isn't a compiler. It is merely an IDE that uses compilers (such as mingw, etc).
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It may be that the \c is being mistaken for a special escape character, and not exactly two separate characters.
It doesn't work that way either.

Edit: Also, for clarification, Dev C++ isn't a compiler. It is merely an IDE that uses compilers (such as mingw, etc).
Sorry. I don't even know what IDE stands for so for my purposes of referencing the program I will call it a compiler.
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Don't PM me with questions -- you might get a nasty PM in response. If you have a question then post it in one of the forums.
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So far as I know, Dev C++ and its derivate wxDev C++ are portable. My current IDE code::blocks is also green. I just copy and paste the whole program folder to someplace else, say another computer. It can start right there without hesitate.
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