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using this page http://www.allegro.cc/files/install-devcpp.html im on step 5. in a dos promp i type gcc -v but what shows up doesnt match whats on the page, im guessing it could be becuase i might be using a differ veriosn of dev. so i just go on, but with he rets of the commands it just says i have a bad command or filename.
you seem to like posting C questions in the C++ board....
anyway what does gcc -v say?
and you know that you have to switch to the allegro directory before you run fix mingw32 and make right?
hello? he's using mingw. he's writing windows apps. not dos apps. sheesh.Quote:
Originally posted by Xterria
you most likely made a mistake in one of the earlier steps
never done allegro before, i'd help if i could..but ive never sunk so low that i'd have to use a graphics library on a dos app.
huh huh huh huh.
*Joke*
xterria, shut up you dont knwo wut ur talking about. when i typed gcc -v it said...
Using builtin specs.
gcc version 2.95.2 19991024 (release)
i tried to go to the allegro directory but when i typed in C:\Dev-C++ it said invalid commandQuote:
Originally posted by moi
you seem to like posting C questions in the C++ board....
anyway what does gcc -v say?
and you know that you have to switch to the allegro directory before you run fix mingw32 and make right?
i wonder if xterria knows the dev-c++ is a mingw based compiler?