I'm trying to install allegro on the latest dev-c++. The actual allegro bit went ok, but I'm getting weird linker errors:
I can't think of any reason it would be having trouble linking standard library stuff like this. Did I mess up some include path settings or what?[Linker error] undefined reference to `endl(ostream &)'
[Linker error] undefined reference to `cerr'
[Linker error] undefined reference to `ostream:perator<<(char const *)'
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That stuff wont work with allegro.
Allegro comes with text output functions, and as far as input... Its pretty simple to make your own, or you can download extended libraries.
What is C++?
The only standard library that I was using was <fstream>, and that's always worked before. Is it not supposed to?
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No it won't. Like Vicious said, it's all sort of "over-written" with Allegro. Try using the Allegro functions instead.That stuff wont work with allegro.
" #include <fstream> " can be used with Allegro as long as you are declaring " using namespace std; ". Looking back on some code I had from a long time ago, <fstream> is exactly what I used. So if it's not the using namespace std problem it could be something entirely different.
I'm using namespace std in my code. This seems to happen every couple installs with me. Could I have written over some library functions or path settings when I was installing?
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