Dont, stick with Dev. yes, it has it's issues, but what compiler doesnt?
I am sticking with Dev and MSVC++2003 untill the new standards are relased in 2008/9. Then, some of the C/C++ language will change ( but very little ). So, some of the compilers we use now will report small errors. But that is a long way off yet.
To answer your other question, most use Dev or Microsoft IDE compiler systems. Few use Borland, although Borland Bulilder Studio is quite good. It is all a matter of taste
It's issues are not very serious. I'll stick to it until I have some serious problems with it.
Can't you just update your GCC executables and some libraries to get newer standards work?
"The Internet treats censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
That is one question I wish I knew a 100% answer for. I have emailed Bloodshed and they are yet to get back to me about this. If the company are failing to create any more patches for Dev, then I think it will just remain as it is. You could however configure it to run with another compiler, but again, this is still up in the air
I think i will stick with devc++ until i have serious issues with it. =)
Good Idea, as I said it does work ok, and in general is the best IDE compiler avaliable for windows at the present time ( in my oppionion anyway )
It is open-source. So if some Delphi programmer would be interested in developing it, he could do it. Until that, we have to wait.
Also it could be translated into C++, but it would be hard work.
"The Internet treats censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
Unforuntaty I do not understand Delphi. It is much the same as Assembley Language and I do not have the patience for it. But, yes like you said it really is a waiting game I am afraid
Then now is the time to learn it!
"The Internet treats censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
Then you can give me a hand lol!
It is much harder than C++/C put together. I am not educated enough to learn it, but I may get a book on it, as I have brought up the subject. I'l give bloodshed a run for their money
I'll try to learn the basics of Delphi too then
"The Internet treats censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
> your project does not have enough debugging information, do you want to enable debugging and rebuild your project?
Are you building with the -g3 option?
Also... try rebuild, instead of build after you see that message.
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
Reimplementing a large system in another language to get a 25% performance boost is nonsense. It would be cheaper to just get a computer which is 25% faster.
Deal, we'll work at it together!
I'l buy a goob book
*good
this seemed to fix the problem thanksOriginally Posted by Mario F.
Choose 'Yes' to compile options/Settings/Linker/Generate debugging information.
After that , clean and rebuild your project again, and it will contain the debug information.
