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  1. lol Actually, I was going to say that I worked...

    lol

    Actually, I was going to say that I worked my way around the problem by changing one of the options in the Quincy compiler

    It specified for strict ISO compliance, so I just unchecked that...
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    Figured it out!!! There was something I had to...

    Figured it out!!!

    There was something I had to change in the options...you were right...in the options tab it specified for strict ISO compatibility...I just unchecked that...everything is fine
    ...
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    Hey...i just realized that the COMPILING works...

    Hey...i just realized that the COMPILING works fine...it is the BUILD operation which is producing this error

    Still want to fix it though...
  4. Actually...the Compiling is fine....it's BUILD...

    Actually...the Compiling is fine....it's BUILD that is giving me the problem
  5. Thanks I've been trying to compile using...

    Thanks

    I've been trying to compile using Quincy 2005 (all these days, I was just using notepad and DOS with the Dev-C++ compiler) and I get the following error:

    Error: ISO C90 does not support...
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    Hey, Here's something I tried: I changed...

    Hey,

    Here's something I tried:

    I changed the default compiler to MingW and ran the program through DOS, and it compiled properly. But when I tried to compile through Quincy, I still get that...
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    I've tried changing the compiler to MingW as well...

    I've tried changing the compiler to MingW as well (which is the compiler that comes with Quincy)...I still obtain the same errors...I am thinking that it might be the way I am specifying the path...
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    Quincy 2005: Compiling Errors

    Hi,

    I'm a fairly new programmer (well I've been exposed to it for quite a few years now, but have yet to refine my skills).

    For the past month, I've been using Notepad as my editor and...
  9. Dev-C++: Problems with Breakpoint Debugging

    Hi,

    Currently I am using Notepad as my editor, and Dev-C++ for compiling purposes only. However, I noticed that Dev-C++ can be used as an editor as well. I find it much easier to read the code on...
  10. oh wait...it works...now I just gotta put some...

    oh wait...it works...now I just gotta put some errors in there and see what it does

    thanks
  11. gcc -Wall coinflip2.c -o coinflip2 I tried...

    gcc -Wall coinflip2.c -o coinflip2

    I tried that...not working...am I close?
  12. Hey vart, I was actually looking over that...

    Hey vart,

    I was actually looking over that link you posted. I still don't know how to use the -Wall command when compiling, and what the purpose of it is.

    On the link, it just states that -Wall...
  13. Hey sorry to be a pain once again, But I'm not...

    Hey sorry to be a pain once again,

    But I'm not quite too familiar with the -Wall concept. Can you please elaborate or refer me to a site or tutorial that provides an overview of this.

    And yes,...
  14. omg...i can't believe i missed that!!! i was...

    omg...i can't believe i missed that!!!

    i was looking over this code for like the last hr or more....lol

    thanks a lot

    what an embarassment
  15. Problems with a simple coin flipping program

    Hi,

    Although I have had a few years of experience with C programming, I still consider myself a fairly new user. This is because my debugging skills are primitive and I still can't seem to get...
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