Thread: Help Newbie Here

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    Help Newbie Here

    I have made a few crummy programs but I wanna know how to turn them into a Windows rather than DOS I use Blood Shed and I don't know where to put the code?

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    Too early

    Yo man !

    I think it's too early for GUI programming, If you're a bigenner, you gotta finish learning " Core C++ " then, you can branch out..
    I have a code which stops life!

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    Ok

    Ok thats cool. The only thing I hate is how DOS exits in Windows XP so I have to add some DOS pause code in everytime

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    If the system("pause") thing annoys you, there's a way around this.

    I recently downloaded Eclipse , which has a C/C++ development thingy called the CDT.

    You download both, and it's a bit tricky to set up, but it is, in my opinion, well worth it. It runs console apps in a seperate window, so you can scroll through the results at your pace. It also displays debug output messages in a different colour--very handy.

    --Ashiq

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