Thread: Errors (not in code)

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    Errors (not in code)

    I just downloaded Dev-C++ 4.9.3.0 (beta) and I get 2 errors no matter what I do!


    [Resource Error] no resources

    C:\My Documents\Makefile.win
    [Build Error] [Ascii Game.res] Error 1
    Last edited by Da-Spit; 05-17-2002 at 10:34 PM.

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    Can anybody help me out here?

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    > I get 2 errors no matter what I do!
    Meaning, compiling something, or general program use?
    If it's the later, direct this to a more appropriate source ( man pages, board for the program, etc ).
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    It's when I compile. But I tested out the ready-built Hello World program and it had no errors. But when I try to compile my other programs, (already compiled succesfully) I get the errors.

    Edit: I'll try to create a new project... Maybe the ones created with 4.0 aren't compatible or something?

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    It's time to look into making it portable.

    > Maybe the ones created with 4.0 aren't compatible or something?
    That would be my assumption.

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    You can't compile your other programs that previously compiled fine?
    Explain more please.
    N/m my hello word Q if you even caught that, I still stand with portability on your program.
    Explain more about compiler issues / your program & post it's code. It would help.
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    You can't compile your other programs that previously compiled fine?
    What I mean to say is the programs I previously compiled with 4.0 will not compile with the newer version. I seem to be getting all sorts of errors now. And not just with the program, also the compiler. It's really getting to become a nuisance. I tried to create a new project and then add my .cpp code. I did that and it still didn't compile. I tried it again and when I went to "New Project" it said "File not found". And I could not select a type of project to create, therefore I couldn't make another project. I'm gonna delete Dev-C++ and re-download it.

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    > I went to "New Project" it said "File not found".
    I had a similar problem with MSVC++ a long time ago.
    When throwing projects around, etc, MAKE SURE your file names are precisely correct.

    If it isn't something like that: say, your filenames got messed up somehow? Meaning, what the compiler identified your files as before, has now changed, so it gives errors.
    If it compiled fine, and doesn't with the new version, I'd say it's something to do with your project, and I would bet my money on file names.
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    *wipes hands* Well that settles it I deleted Dev-C++ and downloaded the old version again...
    Welcome back Mr. Error Free (I think) 4.0.

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    > Welcome back Mr. Error Free
    Wise move.
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