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When compiling any project I get the following linker error:

gcc: \cc490425.i: No such file or directory
C:\Dev-c~1\bin\windres: gcc exited with status 1: can't execute 'gcc': No
error.

I have come across the following error on a couple of machines. Removing
Dev-C++ and reinstalling doesn't help. One machine I needed to reformat the
hard disk, for completely different reasons, and that sorted it out! But I
feel that is rather too drastic to fix the laptop!

The only solution I have come across is to remove the resource file from the
project.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Graeme.

Came across the 1994 version of "Opengl Programming Guide", I couldn't =
get to the auxiliary file that goes with it, but on second viewing it =
could easily be replaced by glut.=20

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Best of luck

Vas.

Hi everybody,

I also get this error (both 4.0 and 4.01, even before 3.x). It happens
somehow randomly but it's related with renaming/adding/removing source
files (generally those named Untitled.cpp or Untitled.h, etc) from
projects. What I've seen is that when the problem appears in one
project it generally stays there (as it is saved as a wrong parameter)
so the only solution to get rid of it is create a new project.

To avoid the problem what I do is the following:

- With Windows Explorer I make a copy of a *.cpp or *.h file and then
rename the copy to the name I want. Finally I add this to the project.

- I never use the option "Add source" because the bug.

Hope this helps.

 --- Julio Lajara <ju2...@ya...> escribió: > It's the compiler,
not your code or your system...
> when I run Dev-C++ 4.01 I get that same error every
> once in a while. You might want to try using 4.0 and
> not the update... I think this access violation
> problem happens less when using that version.
> 
> 
> Original Message:
> Message: 4
> Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 14:12:29 +0200
> To: dev...@li...
> From: Nicolai Sirbu <si...@im...>
> Subject: [Dev-C++] Need help on a access violation
> message I get when 
> compiling
>  in DevCpp
> Reply-To: dev...@li...
> 
> I'm running the 4.01 version of DevCpp (delivered on
> the Bloodshed 
> Software
> CD) on an NT4 system with SP6. I load an old project
> and compile it,
> everything is OK, but after I add some code and try to
> recompile I get 
> the
> following message:
> 
> Access violation at address 00403CA0 in module
> "DevCpp.exe". Read of 
> address
> 2AF86DEB
> 
> Clicking the OK button of the message runs another
> message that says:
> 
> Invalid pointer operation
> 
> The only way to get out now is to get the Task Manager
> list and to quit
> DevCpp from there.
> I tried to unload any background tasks and any other
> running programs 
> so
> that DevCpp will run alone but I get the same message
> (maybe with some 
> other
> memory addresses). I don't think the message is
> generated by the nature 
> of
> the code I load, because the same happens with any
> project I load. So
> follows the natural question: is my system screwed or
> there is 
> something
> with the compiler? If anyone has an idea I'll deeply
> appreciate.
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Nico
> 
> 
> =====
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Hi Nico,

I have been experiencing your same problem while running Dev C++ 4.01 
(downloaded from the Bloodshed site) on a Win 98 system.

I posted a bug report to Colin Laplace and he offered to correct the 
problem on the next version.

I know that a few other users have the same problem (I still wonder why all 
the other users seem to be immune!) but I don't know how they solved it.

My solution to the problem si a simple one: avoid using the project manager 
of Dev C++.

I manage my project by a small command line tool (developed by me) that 
writes a make file for me: this might sound "old fashion" but it works!

If you are interested or find some other way, let me know.


At 14.12 24/07/01 +0200, you wrote:
>I'm running the 4.01 version of DevCpp (delivered on the Bloodshed Software
>CD) on an NT4 system with SP6. I load an old project and compile it,
>everything is OK, but after I add some code and try to recompile I get the
>following message:
>
>Access violation at address 00403CA0 in module "DevCpp.exe". Read of address
>2AF86DEB
>
>Clicking the OK button of the message runs another message that says:
>
>Invalid pointer operation
>
>The only way to get out now is to get the Task Manager list and to quit
>DevCpp from there.
>I tried to unload any background tasks and any other running programs so
>that DevCpp will run alone but I get the same message (maybe with some other
>memory addresses). I don't think the message is generated by the nature of
>the code I load, because the same happens with any project I load. So
>follows the natural question: is my system screwed or there is something
>with the compiler? If anyone has an idea I'll deeply appreciate.
>
>Thanks in advance
>Nico
>
>
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Well i know this is a bit off topic but i consider it very interesting
for all the developers. I just got these news:

1. =3D=3D=3D=3D NEWS AND VIEWS =3D=3D=3D=3D=20
   (contributed by Paul Thurrott, News Editor,
thu...@wi...)

* SENATE COMMITTEE PUTS BRAKES ON WINDOWS XP
   The Senate Judiciary Committee announced late yesterday that it will
meet in September to debate Windows XP and its effects on Internet
competition. XP, which Microsoft plans to ship in October, has been at
the center of a growing controversy because of its numerous product
bundlings, which critics say are anticompetitive.

Given the company's recent legal defeat at the hands of a federal Court
of Appeals--which affirmed that Microsoft was a monopoly that illegally
acted to protect its dominant market--news that the government was
taking a fresh look at Microsoft's products is a bad sign for the
software giant. Microsoft has spent the past month backpedaling on
several controversial tactics and products in an attempt to escape this
level of attention from the government.

Even some of the company's strongest supporters agree that XP might step
over the line: The product bundles media playing, movie making, instant
messaging, and Internet integration functionality, and provides a slew
of digital media-related technologies that will make numerous
third-party applications superfluous. Senator Charles Schumer, a strong
Microsoft supporter, recently wrote a letter to Microsoft CEO Steve
Ballmer explaining that the investigation into XP was required because
it appeared to cause "grave harm to consumers" and competitors, such as
AOL Time Warner, RealNetworks, and Kodak. Schumer asked Ballmer to open
XP to competitors, letting them place their Internet services and
instant messaging, audio and video, and digital photography software in
the product to give consumers more choice.

Schumer alluded to Microsoft's recent decision to make Internet Explorer
(IE) an optional component in XP. "If PC makers and consumers can choose
their browser in Windows XP," he wrote, "surely they should be able to
choose their media player, messenger service, and other applications."
Critics allege that Microsoft's decision to decouple the browser comes
long after competition in that market has dried up, making it a hollow
gesture at best. Schumer says he will recommend an order delaying the
release of XP if Microsoft doesn't change the product to make it less
anticompetitive.

The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold three Microsoft-related
hearings in September, although XP will be at the center of only one of
them; the other two will focus on Internet competition and server
software. The Internet competition hearing will debate Microsoft's .NET
strategy, in which Microsoft has designed its HailStorm and Passport
services and online sites such as MSN Calendar and Hotmail to steer
consumers toward a Microsoft-oriented Internet. The server hearings will
no doubt closely mirror two European investigations of the company, in
which Microsoft has been accused of attempting to leverage its desktop
monopoly to expand into the server market.

Microsoft has not yet commented on these fast-moving developments.

* Ioannis Vranos
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* Alternative URL: http://run.to/noicys

It's the compiler, not your code or your system...
when I run Dev-C++ 4.01 I get that same error every
once in a while. You might want to try using 4.0 and
not the update... I think this access violation
problem happens less when using that version.


Original Message:
Message: 4
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 14:12:29 +0200
To: dev...@li...
From: Nicolai Sirbu <si...@im...>
Subject: [Dev-C++] Need help on a access violation
message I get when 
compiling
 in DevCpp
Reply-To: dev...@li...

I'm running the 4.01 version of DevCpp (delivered on
the Bloodshed 
Software
CD) on an NT4 system with SP6. I load an old project
and compile it,
everything is OK, but after I add some code and try to
recompile I get 
the
following message:

Access violation at address 00403CA0 in module
"DevCpp.exe". Read of 
address
2AF86DEB

Clicking the OK button of the message runs another
message that says:

Invalid pointer operation

The only way to get out now is to get the Task Manager
list and to quit
DevCpp from there.
I tried to unload any background tasks and any other
running programs 
so
that DevCpp will run alone but I get the same message
(maybe with some 
other
memory addresses). I don't think the message is
generated by the nature 
of
the code I load, because the same happens with any
project I load. So
follows the natural question: is my system screwed or
there is 
something
with the compiler? If anyone has an idea I'll deeply
appreciate.

Thanks in advance
Nico


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Subject: [Dev-C++] insight visual debugger


> Could someone please tell me how the visual debugger works. I am blind and
> so want to know if it desplays messages in text or graphics. I'm not sure
if
> it is worth the download and am trying to decide if it is worth the
> download.
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I'm running the 4.01 version of DevCpp (delivered on the Bloodshed Software
CD) on an NT4 system with SP6. I load an old project and compile it,
everything is OK, but after I add some code and try to recompile I get the
following message:

Access violation at address 00403CA0 in module "DevCpp.exe". Read of address
2AF86DEB

Clicking the OK button of the message runs another message that says:

Invalid pointer operation

The only way to get out now is to get the Task Manager list and to quit
DevCpp from there.
I tried to unload any background tasks and any other running programs so
that DevCpp will run alone but I get the same message (maybe with some other
memory addresses). I don't think the message is generated by the nature of
the code I load, because the same happens with any project I load. So
follows the natural question: is my system screwed or there is something
with the compiler? If anyone has an idea I'll deeply appreciate.

Thanks in advance
Nico

I know Julio. Please accept my apologies. I deleted the previous
message so I don't know who asked for help.

I forgot to mention that the reply was for that person and not for you.

Un saludo.

Chemanuel

 --- Julio Lajara <ju2...@ya...> escribió: > That is not my
code, I just fixed the problem they had
> with getPattern2() function. I agree with you though,
> I would not have passed lines or stars by reference,
> and I would have used for loops not while loops...
> 
> FROM: yahoo.comDATE: 07/23/2001 04:00:30SUBJECT: RE: 
> [Dev-C++] RE: Can anyone figure this one out?(I
> did...) Just a comment.
> 
> If "lines" is assigned to 9 and 1 in getPattern1 and
> getPattern2,
> respectively, why do you pass it as a pointer in the
> function? This
> doesn't make any sense. You pass a paramter when
> you're going to use
> it.
> 
> The same counts for "stars". You only assign the value
> of "lines" to
> it. 
> 
> My advice is to remove those parameters from the
> function call since
> you don't need them and define "starts" and "lines"
> within the
> functions getPattern1 and getPattern2.
> 
> hth
> 
> Chemanuel
> 
>  --- Julio Lajara <<EMAIL: PROTECTED>> escribió: > I
> fixed your
> problem with getPattern2:
> > 
> > #include <iostream.h>
> > #include <stdlib.h>
> > 
> > //*****function prototypes
> > void getPattern1(int &, int &);
> > void getPattern2(int &, int &);   
> > int main()
> > {
> >    int pattern = 0;
> >    int lines = 0;
> >    int stars = 0;
> > 
> >    cout < "Enter 1 for pattern1 or 2 for pattern2:
> ";
> >    cin > pattern;
> >    cout < "\n";
> >    if (pattern == 1)
> >    {
> >         getPattern1(lines, stars);
> >    }
> >    else
> >    {
> >         getPattern2(lines, stars);
> >    }
> >    system("PAUSE");
> > return 0;
> > }
> > 
> > 
> > //*****functions*****
> > void getPattern1(int &lines, int &stars)
> > {       
> >       lines = 9;
> >       while (lines > 0)
> >       {
> >         stars = lines;
> >         while (stars > 0)
> >         {
> >             cout < '*';
> >             stars--;
> >         }
> >         cout < '\n';
> >         lines--;
> >       }
> > }
> > void getPattern2(int &lines, int &stars)
> > {
> > 
> >       lines = 1;
> >       
> >       while (lines < 10)
> >       {
> >         stars = lines;
> >         while (stars > 0)
> >         {
> >             cout < '*';
> >             stars--;
> >         }
> >         cout < '\n';
> >         lines++;
> >       }
> >        
> > }
> > 
> > 
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Aye, thanks man
bye, Dev-C++ users!

That is not my code, I just fixed the problem they had
with getPattern2() function. I agree with you though,
I would not have passed lines or stars by reference,
and I would have used for loops not while loops...

FROM: yahoo.comDATE: 07/23/2001 04:00:30SUBJECT: RE: 
[Dev-C++] RE: Can anyone figure this one out?(I
did...) Just a comment.

If "lines" is assigned to 9 and 1 in getPattern1 and
getPattern2,
respectively, why do you pass it as a pointer in the
function? This
doesn't make any sense. You pass a paramter when
you're going to use
it.

The same counts for "stars". You only assign the value
of "lines" to
it. 

My advice is to remove those parameters from the
function call since
you don't need them and define "starts" and "lines"
within the
functions getPattern1 and getPattern2.

hth

Chemanuel

 --- Julio Lajara <<EMAIL: PROTECTED>> escribió: > I
fixed your
problem with getPattern2:
> 
> #include <iostream.h>
> #include <stdlib.h>
> 
> //*****function prototypes
> void getPattern1(int &, int &);
> void getPattern2(int &, int &);   
> int main()
> {
>    int pattern = 0;
>    int lines = 0;
>    int stars = 0;
> 
>    cout < "Enter 1 for pattern1 or 2 for pattern2:
";
>    cin > pattern;
>    cout < "\n";
>    if (pattern == 1)
>    {
>         getPattern1(lines, stars);
>    }
>    else
>    {
>         getPattern2(lines, stars);
>    }
>    system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> 
> 
> //*****functions*****
> void getPattern1(int &lines, int &stars)
> {       
>       lines = 9;
>       while (lines > 0)
>       {
>         stars = lines;
>         while (stars > 0)
>         {
>             cout < '*';
>             stars--;
>         }
>         cout < '\n';
>         lines--;
>       }
> }
> void getPattern2(int &lines, int &stars)
> {
> 
>       lines = 1;
>       
>       while (lines < 10)
>       {
>         stars = lines;
>         while (stars > 0)
>         {
>             cout < '*';
>             stars--;
>         }
>         cout < '\n';
>         lines++;
>       }
>        
> }
> 
> 
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At 18.41 22/07/2001 +0200, you wrote:
>Message
> > I wonder why you did not check the
>http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dev-cpp-users
> > before panicing (the link appears at the bottom of every email in the
>list).
> > There is the solution to your problem.
>because there is no possibility to un-subscribe, only to subscribe. It also
>doesn't do to mail a "help" or an "unsubscribe" request to the request
>address. I too want to unsubscribe from this list.

any decent mail reader should show you the additional headers of the 
messages you receive. Here's an example of an useful header added by this 
mailing list's software:

List-Unsubscribe: <http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dev-cpp-users>,
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guess what?

Just a comment.

If "lines" is assigned to 9 and 1 in getPattern1 and getPattern2,
respectively, why do you pass it as a pointer in the function? This
doesn't make any sense. You pass a paramter when you're going to use
it.

The same counts for "stars". You only assign the value of "lines" to
it. 

My advice is to remove those parameters from the function call since
you don't need them and define "starts" and "lines" within the
functions getPattern1 and getPattern2.

hth

Chemanuel

 --- Julio Lajara <ju2...@ya...> escribió: > I fixed your
problem with getPattern2:
> 
> #include <iostream.h>
> #include <stdlib.h>
> 
> //*****function prototypes
> void getPattern1(int &, int &);
> void getPattern2(int &, int &);   
> int main()
> {
>    int pattern = 0;
>    int lines = 0;
>    int stars = 0;
> 
>    cout << "Enter 1 for pattern1 or 2 for pattern2: ";
>    cin >> pattern;
>    cout << "\n";
>    if (pattern == 1)
>    {
>         getPattern1(lines, stars);
>    }
>    else
>    {
>         getPattern2(lines, stars);
>    }
>    system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> 
> 
> //*****functions*****
> void getPattern1(int &lines, int &stars)
> {       
>       lines = 9;
>       while (lines > 0)
>       {
>         stars = lines;
>         while (stars > 0)
>         {
>             cout << '*';
>             stars--;
>         }
>         cout << '\n';
>         lines--;
>       }
> }
> void getPattern2(int &lines, int &stars)
> {
> 
>       lines = 1;
>       
>       while (lines < 10)
>       {
>         stars = lines;
>         while (stars > 0)
>         {
>             cout << '*';
>             stars--;
>         }
>         cout << '\n';
>         lines++;
>       }
>        
> }
> 
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I fixed your problem with getPattern2:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

//*****function prototypes
void getPattern1(int &, int &);
void getPattern2(int &, int &);   
int main()
{
   int pattern = 0;
   int lines = 0;
   int stars = 0;

   cout << "Enter 1 for pattern1 or 2 for pattern2: ";
   cin >> pattern;
   cout << "\n";
   if (pattern == 1)
   {
        getPattern1(lines, stars);
   }
   else
   {
        getPattern2(lines, stars);
   }
   system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}


//*****functions*****
void getPattern1(int &lines, int &stars)
{       
      lines = 9;
      while (lines > 0)
      {
        stars = lines;
        while (stars > 0)
        {
            cout << '*';
            stars--;
        }
        cout << '\n';
        lines--;
      }
}
void getPattern2(int &lines, int &stars)
{

      lines = 1;
      
      while (lines < 10)
      {
        stars = lines;
        while (stars > 0)
        {
            cout << '*';
            stars--;
        }
        cout << '\n';
        lines++;
      }
       
}


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Gregor -
Try one of the following:
- using console:
gcc myprog.c preObj.o -o myprog.exe

- using Dev C++:
rename preObj.o libpreObj.a
under "compiler options", add: -LD:\Gregor\...\scanner\ -lpreObj

At 02.41 23/07/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Hey folks,
>
>I wann a use a function --lets say "int doIt( void )"-- from a
>selfwritten, precompiled library --I called it "preObj.o"--
>
>Should be the same like "printf(..)" from "stdio" (I am not shure if the
>std* libs are precompiled, but it would make sense, won't it)
>
>Ok.
>
>1) I wrote my lib, saved it as "preOb.c"
>2) compiled it via "gcc -c preObj.c"
>3) and recived "preObj.o"
>
>The program which wanna use my "doIt()" out of my lib contains "#include
>"preObj.h" " with the header of my function.
>
>I told DevC++ to link my lib after compiling by checking 'Add following
>commands when calling compiler' under "Compiler Options" and adding
>"-lpreObj.o" into the field.
>
>To give the compiler a chance to find my lib I gave it the path under
>"Libraries Directory" wich is now
>"DEV-C++\Lib;D:\Gregor\Cpp\API\Petzold\scanner\" (My lib's path is
>"D:\Gregor\...\scanner\preObj.o" )
>
>But instead of compiling and linking and giving me a running EXE-File I
>get this error message:
><ERRmsg>
>
>Building resource file...
>D:\PROGRA~1\DEV-C_~1\BIN\windres --include-dir
>D:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ --include-dir
>D:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/G__~1 --include-dir
>D:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ --use-temp-file -I rc -O coff -i
>D:/GREGOR/CPP/API/PETZOLD/RSRC.RC -o d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/rsrc.o
>Compiling files :
>D:\PROGRA~1\DEV-C_~1\BIN\g++ "d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/gerts.cpp"
>"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/picture.cpp"
>"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/position.cpp"
>"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/font.cpp"
>"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/dibfile.c"
>"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/response.cpp"  -c -ggdb -mwindows  -lpreObj.o
>-ID:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ -ID:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/G__~1
>-ID:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ -LD:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/LIB/
>-LD:/GREGOR/CPP/API/PETZOLD/SCANNER/ -BD:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/BIN/
>
><\ERRmsg>
>
>Can someone read, mean understand what I did wrong?
>If so It would be great to tell me :-)
>
>         Gregor
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Sorry for my previous answer ... it was not complete.

Your getPattern2 function should have:
the first while loop that goes from 1 to 10 and the second that goes
from the value of lines to 0 (like the second loop of getPattern1)

try this code:

#include <iostream>

//*****function prototypes
void getPattern1();
void getPattern2();

int main()
{
    int pattern; // will be read from cin, no need to initialize

    cout << "Enter 1 for pattern1 or 2 for pattern2: " << endl;
    cin >> pattern;

    if (pattern == 1)
       getPattern1();
    else
       getPattern2();

    return 0;
}



//*****functions*****
void getPattern1()
{
    int lines = 9;

    while (lines > 0)
    {
       int stars = lines;

       while (stars > 0)
       {
          cout << '*';
          stars--;
       }
       cout << '\n';
       lines--;
     }
}

void getPattern2()
{

    int lines = 1;

    while (lines < 10)
    {
       int stars = lines;

       while (stars > 0)
       {
          cout << '*';
          stars--;
       }

       cout << '\n';
       lines++;
    }
}

At 08.56 22/07/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I did find that mistake, but after I recompiled and executed the program it
>still gave me the same pattern as before.....same problem....please help

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Can I use a borland built lib with dev-c++. I have a lib file =
"rlwin.lib" which has several functions written in c & asm which I use =
frequently. How can I get gcc to use this lib file.
Thanks for you help
lonestar36

Hey folks,

I wann a use a function --lets say "int doIt( void )"-- from a
selfwritten, precompiled library --I called it "preObj.o"--

Should be the same like "printf(..)" from "stdio" (I am not shure if the
std* libs are precompiled, but it would make sense, won't it)

Ok.

1) I wrote my lib, saved it as "preOb.c"
2) compiled it via "gcc -c preObj.c"
3) and recived "preObj.o"

The program which wanna use my "doIt()" out of my lib contains "#include
"preObj.h" " with the header of my function.

I told DevC++ to link my lib after compiling by checking 'Add following
commands when calling compiler' under "Compiler Options" and adding
"-lpreObj.o" into the field.

To give the compiler a chance to find my lib I gave it the path under
"Libraries Directory" wich is now
"DEV-C++\Lib;D:\Gregor\Cpp\API\Petzold\scanner\" (My lib's path is
"D:\Gregor\...\scanner\preObj.o" )

But instead of compiling and linking and giving me a running EXE-File I
get this error message:
<ERRmsg>

Building resource file...
D:\PROGRA~1\DEV-C_~1\BIN\windres --include-dir
D:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ --include-dir
D:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/G__~1 --include-dir
D:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ --use-temp-file -I rc -O coff -i
D:/GREGOR/CPP/API/PETZOLD/RSRC.RC -o d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/rsrc.o
Compiling files :
D:\PROGRA~1\DEV-C_~1\BIN\g++ "d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/gerts.cpp"
"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/picture.cpp"
"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/position.cpp" 
"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/font.cpp"
"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/dibfile.c"
"d:/gregor/cpp/api/petzold/response.cpp"  -c -ggdb -mwindows  -lpreObj.o
-ID:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ -ID:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/G__~1
-ID:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/INCLUDE/ -LD:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/LIB/
-LD:/GREGOR/CPP/API/PETZOLD/SCANNER/ -BD:/PROGRA~1/DEV-C_~1/BIN/ 

<\ERRmsg>

Can someone read, mean understand what I did wrong?
If so It would be great to tell me :-)

	Gregor

Look at the very bottom of that page.

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> Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2001 4:16 PM
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> Subject: [Dev-C++] For Ioannis.
> 
> 
> Thanks.
> I got it from the tutorial and I read the FAQ, but it doesn't 
> work I'm  not able to see any kind of output.
> Putting:
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> as it's said in the FAQ I just obtained to have a windows 
> with the written: "Press any key to exit.."
> 
> You know simple programs as "Hello world": I can't see the 
> output. Something happen: just a flash of something openin 
> and closing. Besides with TurboC I'm able to see the output 
> of a programme just with Run without Compile it. :0((
> 
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> before panicing (the link appears at the bottom of every email in the
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> There is the solution to your problem.

because there is no possibility to un-subscribe, only to subscribe. It also
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I wonder why you did not check the
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panicing (the link appears at the bottom of every email in the list).
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hello everyone. just a quick question. i want to write a program that 
searches throught filoes within a directory (just like that find program in 
windows).
  all i need to know is how i can get my program to retrieve the file names 
within the directory.

i really need to know so anyone that can shed anylight would have my thanks.

ian

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Thanks.
I got it from the tutorial and I read the FAQ, but it doesn't work
I'm  not able to see any kind of output.
Putting:
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
as it's said in the FAQ I just obtained to have a windows with the written:
"Press any key to exit.."

You know simple programs as "Hello world": I can't see the output.
Something happen: just a flash of something openin and closing.
Besides with TurboC I'm able to see the output of a programme just with Run
without Compile it.
:0((

Barbara

I did find that mistake, but after I recompiled and executed the program it 
still gave me the same pattern as before.....same problem....please help