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very short...

1) first read :
http://www.wxwindows.org/devcpp.htm

2) second download extra.zip and unpack it in your dev-c++ bin directory 
(don't replace existing files)

3) add in you Path your dev-c++/bin directory (check in a command line 
by typing gcc )

4) add WXWIN environement variable

5) search all the setup.h in wxwindows directory and change the 
configuration

6) change the wxWindows_2.4.0/src/makeg95.env
<cid:par...@fr...>if need

7) launch a command line and go in wxWindows_2.4.0\src\msw
then launch make -f Makefile.g95  (FINAL=1 if need)

8) in the samples directory launch make -f Makefile.g95

9) copy the .a in your lib directory

9 bis) the inlcude directory in the dev-c++ directory

10) create your own project in dev-c++

houf !

I'm already doing that, and sorry aout sending the e-mail directly to you, I
forgot to change the recipient... hehehe
lkt153

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Bradford" <ke...@al...>
To: "Dev-Cpp" <dev...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 1:31 PM
Subject: RE: [Dev-C++] Re: Time Display


>   -----Original Message-----
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>   Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:22 AM
>   To: DEV Cpp List
>   Subject: RE: [Dev-C++] Re: Time Display
>
>
>     And would you mind posting in plain text?
>
>     Thanks,
>     Ken Bradford
>     Alpha II Service, Inc.
>     (614)868-5033
>
>     [[Ken]: ]  can't believe I did that! Sorry.
>
>     Ken Bradford
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  -----Original Message-----
  From: dev...@li...
[mailto:dev...@li...]On Behalf Of Ken Bradford
  Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:22 AM
  To: DEV Cpp List
  Subject: RE: [Dev-C++] Re: Time Display


    And would you mind posting in plain text?

    Thanks,
    Ken Bradford
    Alpha II Service, Inc.
    (614)868-5033

    [[Ken]: ]  can't believe I did that! Sorry.

    Ken Bradford
    Alpha II Service, Inc.
    (614)868-5033

-----Original Message-----
From: dev...@li...
[mailto:dev...@li...]On Behalf Of Lucas K.
Tavares
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 9:56 AM
To: DEV Cpp List
Subject: [Dev-C++] Re: Time Display


  I tohught that was it, but it wasn't, sorry, HelpPC gave me that though...
I still hadn't tested it... it doesn work either.... dammit... hehehe I'll
take another look at it later...

  lkt153
  [[Ken]: ]

  Please include the pertinent text you're replying to in your messages (it
makes it easier to follow the flow.)

  And would you mind posting in plain text?

  Thanks,
  Ken Bradford
  Alpha II Service, Inc.
  (614)868-5033

I tohught that was it, but it wasn't, sorry, HelpPC gave me that =
though... I still hadn't tested it... it doesn work either.... dammit... =
hehehe I'll take another look at it later...

lkt153

The name of that structure is dosdate_t, not dos_date_t, same goes for =
doestime_t

lkt153

Perhaps, you could create a function that would, via SendDlgItemMessage, =
update the main window accordingly to the changes made on the =
preferences screen

lkt153

If you look into dos.h, you'll notice that it doesn't contain any time
handling functions or structures, so obviously the compiler doesn't have
the faintest what "struct dos_date_t" is.

If you on the other hand take a look into time.h, you'll find a lot of
standard time-handling functions and structures there.

#include <iostream>
#include <time.h>

time_t t;
struct tm *local;

// alt 1
t = time(NULL);
cout << ctime(&t);

// alt 2
t = time(NULL);
local = localtime(&t);
std::cout << "local time is " << asctime(local);
std::cout << "gmt time is " << asctime(gmtime(&t));

std::cout << "current year is " << localtime.tm_year;

/Per W

On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Dondolo Mpho wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong. I get an error
> "aggregate struct dos_date_t today has incomplete type and cannot be
> initialised."
>
> can some one please help me reconstruct the syntax
>
>
> //program displaying the date and time
> //
>
> #include<iostream.h>
> #include<stdlib.h>
> #include<dos.h>
>
> main()
> {
> struct dos_date_t today;
> struct dos_time_t theTime;
>
> dos_getdate( &today );
> cout<<"The date is "<<(int)today.month
>     <<"/"<<(int)today.day<<"/"<<today.year<<"\n";
>
>  dos_gettime( &theTime);
>   cout<<"The time is "<<(int)theTime.hour<<":";
>
>        if(theTime.minute<10)
>        cout<<'0';
>        cout<<(int)theTime.minute<<":";
>
>        if(theTime.seconds<10)
>        cout<<'0';
>        cout<<(int)theTime.seconds<<"\n";
>
>        system("PAUSE");
>        return 0;
>        }
> Mpho Dondolo
> Support Analyst
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>
> "How do you claim to have loved,
>  when you have never loved unconditionally"
>
>
>
>

-----Original Message-----
From: Dondolo Mpho [mailto:MDo...@OL...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 03:00 PM
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Dev-C++] Re: Time Display


Hi all, 
Can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong. I get an error 
"aggregate struct dos_date_t today has incomplete type and cannot be
initialised." 
can some one please help me reconstruct the syntax 

I do not know about dos_date_t, but I know that this message means that 
dos_date_t is not defined. 
So find the include file which contains the definition for dos_date_t, and
include it. 

The DevPaks included with Dev-C++ are a very thoughtful feature and handy to
newbies since they allow users like me to just click and make things work.

I would like to use the wxWindows GUI toolkit with Dev-C++.  However, while
the latest wxWindows version is 2.4.0, UNfortunately, the wxWindows DevPak
available via vUpdate of Dev-C++, contains the version 2.2.9.

Hence, I'd downloaded the whole wxWindows package from www.wxwindows.org.
However, I'm unable to configure and set it to work for me.

I did read from earlier posts that the wxWindows v2.4.0 DevPaks are
available for download at  http://michel.weinachter.free.fr/.  However,
since I have a poor dial up Internet connection and would like to
do-it-myself, I would be much obliged if somebody would be able to tell me
how should one go about configuring Dev-C++ to recognise the wxWindows
libraries.

Thanks in advance,
Trevor
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Which means... go to, "project -> project options" and write under "further
object files...":
-lgdi32

Anyway, normally you wouldn't have ot include it for a simple GetStockObject
call, but sometimes you get that error, it's weird, does anyone know why
that happens, that sometimes the funcion is already included and sometimes
it's not?

lkt153

Hi All

I would like to use an external package (GNU gsl 1.3) with Dev-C++, it come
as source files an requires to be compiled by using Configure and Make. Does
anyone know of a guide or howto that would guide me through this process, my
worries /question is.

Can I be compiled with Dev-C++ version 4.9.7.4 with Mingw included? If yes
how to do it.
How do I tell Dev-C++ to use such a library?

As a newbie, am I over my head here?

Lars-Bo

Hi all,

Can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong. I get an error
"aggregate struct dos_date_t today has incomplete type and cannot be
initialised."

can some one please help me reconstruct the syntax


//program displaying the date and time
//

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

main()
{
struct dos_date_t today;
struct dos_time_t theTime;

dos_getdate( &today );
cout<<"The date is "<<(int)today.month
    <<"/"<<(int)today.day<<"/"<<today.year<<"\n";
    
 dos_gettime( &theTime);
  cout<<"The time is "<<(int)theTime.hour<<":";
     
       if(theTime.minute<10)
       cout<<'0';
       cout<<(int)theTime.minute<<":";
       
       if(theTime.seconds<10)
       cout<<'0';
       cout<<(int)theTime.seconds<<"\n";
       
       system("PAUSE");
       return 0;
       }
Mpho Dondolo
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"How do you claim to have loved,
 when you have never loved unconditionally"

 

It's almost as if you had too long command line, so that it cuts of after
a while. The strange thing is that the last file starting with obj/g_ is
obj/g_user.o, and that comes quite early in the command line.

/Per W

On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Charles Pence wrote:

>
> Hey everyone.
> I just downloaded and set up Dev-C++ (2.95 tools) and got all my SDKs
> running through combinations of judicious downloading and dlltool usage.
>
> But... I'm getting a link error.
> Every single .O file compiles perfectly (for an ex-MSVC junkie, I'm
> shocked by the number of good warnings that GCC puts out), and then I
> get the following when it tries to link:
>
> Compiler: Default compiler
> Building Makefile: "C:\Development\Projects\Scoped\Source\Makefile.win"
> Executing  make...
> make.exe -f "C:\Development\Projects\Scoped\Source\Makefile.win" all
> g++.exe obj/zone.o obj/common.o obj/console.o obj/cvar.o obj/draw.o
> obj/g_input.o obj/g_main.o obj/g_move.o obj/g_phys.o obj/g_user.o
> obj/host.o obj/host_cmd.o obj/in_win.o obj/keys.o obj/mathlib.o
> obj/menu.o obj/model.o obj/pr_cmds.o obj/pr_edict.o obj/pr_exec.o
> obj/r_light.o obj/r_main.o obj/r_mesh.o obj/r_misc.o obj/r_part.o
> obj/r_sky.o obj/r_surf.o obj/sbar.o obj/screen.o obj/snd_al.o
> obj/snd_wav.o obj/sys_sdl.o obj/utility.o obj/vid.o obj/vid_ext.o
> obj/view.o obj/world.o obj/cmd.o  -o "..\Scoped.exe"
> -L"C:/DEVELOPMENT/DEV-CPP/lib" -lsdlmain -lsdl -llibopengl32 -llibglu32
> -lglut32 -ldevil -lilu -lilut -I"C:/DEVELOPMENT/DEV-CPP/include"
> -I"C:/DEVELOPMENT/DEV-CPP/include"
>
> G__~1.EXE: obj/g_: No such file or directory
>
> Execution terminated
>
>
>
> Which is really odd, considering I don't __HAVE__ an object named
> "obj/g_", but it thinks I do.  Anyone know what the deal is?
>
> Thanks-
>
> Charles Pence
> Lead Programmer
> Sidus Studios
>
>
>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Charles Pence [mailto:psy...@pl...]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 01:49 AM
> To: dev...@li...
> Subject: [Dev-C++] Dev-CPP Difficulty
> 
...
> 
> Which is really odd, considering I don't __HAVE__ an object named
> "obj/g_", but it thinks I do.  Anyone know what the deal is?
> 
I suppose you have win95 or win98.
Then you can not have a command line of greater then 256 characters.
You have one, after that the commandline is truncated.

You can try to make your own makefile using more lines closed with backslash
at the end of each line.

> Thanks-
> 
> Charles Pence
> Lead Programmer
> Sidus Studios
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Imagine the following, i want to use a button created by CreateWindowEx =
and/or a Menu item function to switch between two
screens with the purpose to have a main screen and a prefence's screen. =
what do i require to do..=20

is it possible to close a current screen and its childs and build again =
a new one.

or can i only delete the child screens and build new one's in the parent =
screen

and if so.. how..  i dont require a real source but some directions =
would be apreciated.



Thanks,

Danny Roelofs.

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Hey everyone.
I just downloaded and set up Dev-C++ (2.95 tools) and got all my SDKs
running through combinations of judicious downloading and dlltool usage.

But... I'm getting a link error.
Every single .O file compiles perfectly (for an ex-MSVC junkie, I'm
shocked by the number of good warnings that GCC puts out), and then I
get the following when it tries to link:

Compiler: Default compiler
Building Makefile: "C:\Development\Projects\Scoped\Source\Makefile.win"
Executing  make...
make.exe -f "C:\Development\Projects\Scoped\Source\Makefile.win" all
g++.exe obj/zone.o obj/common.o obj/console.o obj/cvar.o obj/draw.o
obj/g_input.o obj/g_main.o obj/g_move.o obj/g_phys.o obj/g_user.o
obj/host.o obj/host_cmd.o obj/in_win.o obj/keys.o obj/mathlib.o
obj/menu.o obj/model.o obj/pr_cmds.o obj/pr_edict.o obj/pr_exec.o
obj/r_light.o obj/r_main.o obj/r_mesh.o obj/r_misc.o obj/r_part.o
obj/r_sky.o obj/r_surf.o obj/sbar.o obj/screen.o obj/snd_al.o
obj/snd_wav.o obj/sys_sdl.o obj/utility.o obj/vid.o obj/vid_ext.o
obj/view.o obj/world.o obj/cmd.o  -o "..\Scoped.exe"
- -L"C:/DEVELOPMENT/DEV-CPP/lib" -lsdlmain -lsdl -llibopengl32 -llibglu32
- -lglut32 -ldevil -lilu -lilut -I"C:/DEVELOPMENT/DEV-CPP/include"
- -I"C:/DEVELOPMENT/DEV-CPP/include"

G__~1.EXE: obj/g_: No such file or directory

Execution terminated



Which is really odd, considering I don't __HAVE__ an object named
"obj/g_", but it thinks I do.  Anyone know what the deal is?

Thanks-

Charles Pence
Lead Programmer
Sidus Studios
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