[SOLVED] Dev-C++ problem with project files.

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[SOLVED] Dev-C++ problem with project files.

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Whenever I try to compile a project in Dev-c++, it gives me this error:
"Warning: project is not compiled"(Even though I have pressed rebuilt all and have compiled it several times).
I can't figure out how to fix it :evil:
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Re: Dev-C++ problem with project files.

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well here is what you do... you need to edit the cheap.jew file. take all the hit.ler extensions out, then take a size 14 standard monopoly boot and kick that piece of shit IDE to the trash can.

http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downlo ... Visual-CPP

or this (altho i dont recommend it if you are on windows.)

http://www.codeblocks.org/
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avansc wrote:well here is what you do... you need to edit the cheap.jew file. take all the hit.ler extensions out, then take a size 14 standard monopoly boot and kick that piece of shit IDE to the trash can.

http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downlo ... Visual-CPP

or this (altho i dont recommend it if you are on windows.)

http://www.codeblocks.org/
I agree. Visual C++ is WAY better than Dev C++.
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I love DevC++... Why hating on it?
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Bullet Pulse wrote:Whenever I try to compile a project in Dev-c++, it gives me this error:
"Warning: project is not compiled"(Even though I have pressed rebuilt all and have compiled it several times).
I can't figure out how to fix it :evil:
Did you hit run, or compile... Just hit compile, other than that I can't think of what the problem would be...
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davidthefat wrote:I love DevC++... Why hating on it?
I don't hate it, I do use it. For some reason I can get SDL to work on Dev but not VC++. I just like Visual C++ better. It's one of the only good Microsoft products left!! :shock:
VC++ has a better function look-up feature, where it sees what ur typing and a box pops up with a list of vars and functions.
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Re: Dev-C++ problem with project files.

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Ok, so I copied the same code into Code::Blocks and it worked fine.
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