[img]C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\桌面\devcppEditor1.gif[/img]Dev-C++ Installation
If you are installing Dev-C++ on your own computer, you should make some changes and additions to the default installation. Here are the details. If you are planning on using GCC, then you're pretty much on your own since I prefer using a development system and will not be much help with the GCC command line parameters.
First of all we are using Dev-C++ 5 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) from the Bloodshed website. ( http://www.bloodshed.net/ ). Make sure you choose the installation that includes the minGW compiler.
After installing, you will have a dev-cpp folder on your c: drive. The folder names below refer to folders under the dev-cpp folder which by default is in the c: root folder, i.e. c:\. The following needs to be changed.
1) Change the user default directory changed to the location where you plan to put your projects. This is found in Tools/Environment Options/Files & Dirs.
2) Add the following files to the Templates folder (they can be found in this zip archive file, devcFiles.zip).
CS151.template (new)
ConsoleGDI.template (replacement)
BGI.ico (new)
cs151.ico (new) <
If you are installing Dev-C++ on your own computer, you should make some changes and additions to the default installation. Here are the details. If you are planning on using GCC, then you're pretty much on your own since I prefer using a development system and will not be much help with the GCC command line parameters.
First of all we are using Dev-C++ 5 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) from the Bloodshed website. ( http://www.bloodshed.net/ ). Make sure you choose the installation that includes the minGW compiler.
After installing, you will have a dev-cpp folder on your c: drive. The folder names below refer to folders under the dev-cpp folder which by default is in the c: root folder, i.e. c:\. The following needs to be changed.
1) Change the user default directory changed to the location where you plan to put your projects. This is found in Tools/Environment Options/Files & Dirs.
2) Add the following files to the Templates folder (they can be found in this zip archive file, devcFiles.zip).
CS151.template (new)
ConsoleGDI.template (replacement)
BGI.ico (new)
cs151.ico (new) <