Thread: [Dev-C++] 4.9.6.8: several bugs; gmon.out

Hi! I'm using Dev-C++ 4.9.6.8 (4.9.6.0 with gcc+ DevCppExe 2.1042) and I'm=
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experiencing several problems with the editor, since I updated from version=
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4.9.6.0.

I'm running on Windows 98 with Internet Explorer 6 SP1; I've got a GeForce4=
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MX440 AGP4x. I've got both Office 97 and Office 2000 (I've installed O2000=
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after O97).

1)With "Visual Studio" color settings, breakpoints and selected breakpoints=
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color is white on white.
2)With "Classic" color settings, I experience some major problems with=20
fonts leaving jitter (i.e. when I pass with the cursor, a line rimains over=
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the characters). Plus, If I move with the cursor over a " ( ", that and the=
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corresponding " ) " turn on blue background; however, when I move away,=20
their background turns gray.
3)I'm experiencing this kind of problems also with "Visual Studio" color=20
settings, but much less.

I've also got another problem: sometimes (not always) after pushing the=20
"Rebuild All" button, I press the "Run" but I obtain "no exe built" or=20
something similar. I have then to push "Compile & Run" (that will say=20
"nothing to do" and then run the program). After that I can regularly push=
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just "Run".

Also, what's the gmon.out created by every program I compile with Dev-C++?=
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Is there a way to suppress it?


    Guido Imperiale
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    CRV=A7ADER/KY
KnowledgE is PoweR

Hi! I'm using Dev-C++ 4.9.6.8 (4.9.6.0 with gcc+ DevCppExe 2.1042) and I'm 
experiencing several problems with the editor, since I updated from version 
4.9.6.0.

I'm running on Windows 98 with Internet Explorer 6 SP1; I've got a GeForce4 
MX440 AGP4x. I've got both Office 97 and Office 2000 (I've installed O2000 
after O97).

1)With "Visual Studio" color settings, breakpoints and selected breakpoints 
color is white on white.
2)With "Classic" color settings, I experience some major problems with 
fonts leaving jitter (i.e. when I pass with the cursor, a line rimains over 
the characters). Plus, If I move with the cursor over a " ( ", that and the 
corresponding " ) " turn on blue background; however, when I move away, 
their background turns gray.
3)I'm experiencing this kind of problems also with "Visual Studio" color 
settings, but much less.

I've also got another problem: sometimes (not always) after pushing the 
"Rebuild All" button, I press the "Run" but I obtain "no exe built" or 
something similar. I have then to push "Compile & Run" (that will say 
"nothing to do" and then run the program). After that I can regularly push 
just "Run".

Also, what's the gmon.out created by every program I compile with Dev-C++? 
Is there a way to suppress it?

I am having this same problem with 4.9.6.8 (the scrolling and the 
parenthases).  I switched back to 4.9.6.7 for the mean time.  Please 
help, this is really annoying.




CRV§ADER /KY wrote:

> Hi! I'm using Dev-C++ 4.9.6.8 (4.9.6.0 with gcc+ DevCppExe 2.1042) and 
> I'm experiencing several problems with the editor, since I updated 
> from version 4.9.6.0.
>
> I'm running on Windows 98 with Internet Explorer 6 SP1; I've got a 
> GeForce4 MX440 AGP4x. I've got both Office 97 and Office 2000 (I've 
> installed O2000 after O97).
>
> 1)With "Visual Studio" color settings, breakpoints and selected 
> breakpoints color is white on white.
> 2)With "Classic" color settings, I experience some major problems with 
> fonts leaving jitter (i.e. when I pass with the cursor, a line rimains 
> over the characters). Plus, If I move with the cursor over a " ( ", 
> that and the corresponding " ) " turn on blue background; however, 
> when I move away, their background turns gray.
> 3)I'm experiencing this kind of problems also with "Visual Studio" 
> color settings, but much less.
>
> I've also got another problem: sometimes (not always) after pushing 
> the "Rebuild All" button, I press the "Run" but I obtain "no exe 
> built" or something similar. I have then to push "Compile & Run" (that 
> will say "nothing to do" and then run the program). After that I can 
> regularly push just "Run".
>
> Also, what's the gmon.out created by every program I compile with 
> Dev-C++? Is there a way to suppress it?
>
>
>
>
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Hi Derek,

I'm also using 4.9.6.8 (updated online from 4.9.6.0) on Win 98 SE. There
were no problems either before or after the update.
I'm using the New Look settings.

While working on Dev-C++ projects, I just have to press F9. This works most
of the time. Sometimes, like you said, it doesn't work so I select menu
option "clean" and then press F9. This works.

What kind of Dev-C++ projects are you trying to compile?
As for gmon.out, I've never seen such a file. For each project type, I've
created a test project and application through New Projects and they all
compile and run without any problems. I've installed most of the Dev-C++
packages: wxWindows, FLTK, SDL, Allegro, GTK+ and just today, Fox. Dev-C++
is able to compile and run the template codes without any problems.

Regards,
Yeoh
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Derek Ward" <py...@pr...>
To: "Dev-C++ List" <dev...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] 4.9.6.8: several bugs; gmon.out
> I am having this same problem with 4.9.6.8 (the scrolling and the
> parenthases).  I switched back to 4.9.6.7 for the mean time.  Please
> help, this is really annoying.
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