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i hate devc++ - xteraco - 10-15-2005 i'm trying to figure out why this wont work in devc++ Code: #include <iostream> devc++ is really about to piss me off.. i cant get it to compile crap, it couldnt compile "hello world" on i good day, i swear... does anybody know of a better "free" compiler? PLEASE HELP!! i hate devc++ - xteraco - 10-15-2005 i havent really used devc++ that much, just because everytime i use it, i come across some type of problem this compiles fine Code: #include <iostream> wich means the problem isnt global variables, wich is a good thing i hate devc++ - Jofers - 10-15-2005 First off, DevC++ is an IDE, not a compiler. It provides an environment for gcc, which is the standard "free" compiler. C++ itself is a standardized language, it is the same across all compilers. This works fine for me. Prefix the global variables with "::": Code: #include <iostream> i hate devc++ - rpgfan3233 - 10-15-2005 Quote:It was probably in a namespace conflict with std::count or something.That's right, Jofers: http://support.roguewave.com/support/docs/leif/sourcepro/html/stdlibref/count.html Changing your variable name would be just as good. :-) Maybe "myCount" or something? Re: i hate devc++ - Dr_Davenstein - 10-15-2005 Quote:i hate devc++ Me too! :evil: i hate devc++ - mjs - 10-15-2005 I don't use DevC++ too. Instead, I stick with GNU make. It's simple and it works. 8) Regards, Mark i hate devc++ - Deleter - 10-15-2005 Quote:I don't use DevC++ too. Instead, I stick with GNU make. It's simple and it works. 8)i stick with freebasic, because its simpler and works. i hate devc++ - Oz - 10-15-2005 i have devc++, but since i'm not a hard-core c++ programmer, i don't complain when i use it.....it's only for testing code..that's about it. you may find it better practice (not really, but hey) to create your own namespace, thus you won't get any conflicts with your variables, but you constantly have to have YourNameSpace::Yourvar oz~ i hate devc++ - MystikShadows - 10-15-2005 One compiler I like (it's a compiler/ide/everything thing lol) is Pelles C http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/ this is C, not C++ ;-) i hate devc++ - rpgfan3233 - 10-16-2005 By the way, did you download all of the Dev-C++ updates? That may be something you'll want to consider. . . |