Thread: Running a program

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    Unhappy Running a program

    This may seem as a really silly question but I'm just clueless. I'm really new to this and I recently downloaded the bloodshed Dev C++ compiler. However, when I tried running my program after compiling the page just blinks and nothing comes up. Info is supposed to be read from a file input.txt (I created the file) and the the results are supposed to be printed on a screen.

    I'm really confused because I compiled and run the exact program at the lab at school but now I can't do it. I've tried compiling and running simple programs (eg. printing a sentence 10 times) as a test but the results still don't show. What am I doing wrong? Thanks

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    Try a google search... Or search the board... you are not the first and nor will you be the last with this question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingolay
    This may seem as a really silly question but I'm just clueless. I'm really new to this and I recently downloaded the bloodshed Dev C++ compiler. However, when I tried running my program after compiling the page just blinks and nothing comes up. Info is supposed to be read from a file input.txt (I created the file) and the the results are supposed to be printed on a screen.

    I'm really confused because I compiled and run the exact program at the lab at school but now I can't do it. I've tried compiling and running simple programs (eg. printing a sentence 10 times) as a test but the results still don't show. What am I doing wrong? Thanks
    Dunnno, but I use GCC not Bloodshed, I find it simpler to understand, it's just a compiler, there is no user interface etc to understand.
    I got it from here:-
    http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/

    You might find it easier to get started with (although actually downloading and installing it might
    be a little daunting!!).

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    FAQ > How do I... (Level 1) > Stop my Windows Console from disappearing everytime I run my program?

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    Thanks for all the replies I did a quick board search...

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