Dev-C++ seems to not have alot of libraries I need. Does anyone know where I can download some libraries?
Dev-C++ seems to not have alot of libraries I need. Does anyone know where I can download some libraries?
Code:#include <iostream.h> int var; int test(); int main() { cout << "Please input your language:\n 1. C (C,C++,C#)\n 2. VB\n 3. Other\n"; cin >> var; return test(); } int test() { if(var == 1) { cout << "Y0u 4r3 t3h 1337\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 2) { cout << "N00B3R!\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 3) { cout << "You were not thought of.\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else { return 0; }}
What libraries? You could try Google.
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Yeah, I know but I'd rather find a site with alot instead of searching google for individual libraries.
Code:#include <iostream.h> int var; int test(); int main() { cout << "Please input your language:\n 1. C (C,C++,C#)\n 2. VB\n 3. Other\n"; cin >> var; return test(); } int test() { if(var == 1) { cout << "Y0u 4r3 t3h 1337\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 2) { cout << "N00B3R!\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 3) { cout << "You were not thought of.\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else { return 0; }}
There's no such thing.
All the buzzt!
CornedBee
"There is not now, nor has there ever been, nor will there ever be, any programming language in which it is the least bit difficult to write bad code."
- Flon's Law
>Dev-C++ seems to not have alot of libraries I need.
>Does anyone know where I can download some libraries?
>I'd rather find a site with alot instead of searching google for individual libraries.
www.alltheunspecifiedcpplibrariesineed.com
My best code is written with the delete key.
Hm... That link looks really legitimate. O_O'
Ok, then. I'll do it the hard way.
Code:#include <iostream.h> int var; int test(); int main() { cout << "Please input your language:\n 1. C (C,C++,C#)\n 2. VB\n 3. Other\n"; cin >> var; return test(); } int test() { if(var == 1) { cout << "Y0u 4r3 t3h 1337\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 2) { cout << "N00B3R!\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 3) { cout << "You were not thought of.\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else { return 0; }}
>Ok, then. I'll do it the hard way.
Well, that's really the only way since you didn't specify what kind of libraries you're looking for and we're not psychic.
My best code is written with the delete key.
This is getting annoying. I'm looking for libraries and every time I find one I need ten more in its place. Now I've come to something called afx.inl which I can't find.
Code:#include <iostream.h> int var; int test(); int main() { cout << "Please input your language:\n 1. C (C,C++,C#)\n 2. VB\n 3. Other\n"; cin >> var; return test(); } int test() { if(var == 1) { cout << "Y0u 4r3 t3h 1337\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 2) { cout << "N00B3R!\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else if(var == 3) { cout << "You were not thought of.\n"; system("PAUSE"); return main(); } else { return 0; }}
The MFC (which you are apparently trying to get) is a proprietary Microsoft library of which the development version is only distributed with Visual Studio. You cannot legally obtain a copy of it without buying Visual Studio.
Just thought I'd tell you
There's better alternatives anyway. I recommend you look at GTK2, Qt or wxWindows, all of which are cross-platform windowing class libraries.
All the buzzt!
"There is not now, nor has there ever been, nor will there ever be, any programming language in which it is the least bit difficult to write bad code."
- Flon's Law
