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Started by Pipo DeClown February 17, 2002 10:33 AM

11 comments, last by Pipo DeClown 22 years, 2 months ago

Pipo DeClown

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February 17, 2002 10:33 AM

Hi i downloaded c++ but how to use it??? they say in the readme that you have to make a .CFG but i dont UNDERSTTAnd a little bit of F*CK of it!!!!

dr_w0rd

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February 17, 2002 12:00 PM

I suggest you start by reading a good C++ book.

Grellin

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February 17, 2002 12:03 PM

And if you downloaded it I am assuming that you have one of the free compilers like Dev C++. Everyone I have seen has tutorials and docs on the web pages for basic instructions. Try them.

GRELLIN
Don''t sit and complain about a program, make a better one or shut up!

Steven Bradley .:Personal Journal:. .:WEBPLATES:. .:CGP Beginners Group:. "Time is our most precious resource yet it is the resource we most often waste." ~ Dr. R.M. Powell

Dharma

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February 17, 2002 12:17 PM

Wich C++ prg did you download?

As already mentioned there should be some docs and tutorials.

Warm regardsMario..

Pipo DeClown

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February 18, 2002 03:30 AM

Yo that was a stupid reply!!!
i dunno how to make a program, thats what c++ is for isnt it?
now please, i dont have a C++ exe so i cant start it!!!
My version(5.50 i think) is downloaded from the borland website!!!
they havent replied my mail!!!
so how do i start it!!!!!!!!!!!! ---->thnx for the replies<-----

AdmiralBinary

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February 18, 2002 03:34 AM

quote:Yo that was a stupid reply!!!

Pipo, that was part of Grellin''s signature - don''t take it personally

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Pipo DeClown

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February 18, 2002 05:23 AM

Sorry!!!
but somebody has to help me!!!
how do i start C++??
or maybe it isnt a program..........

Peter19852001

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February 18, 2002 05:43 AM

Hey Pipo DeClown, you don''t seem to understand what is programming, especially C++;

I guess the one you''ve downloaded is Borland''s free c++ compiler,
right? It is a compiler, not a program like MS Word to write
documents. You are not going to click some buttons and then a
huge program like MS Word comes out for you to use using this
compiler.

After you have edit your source code using any editor you like,
you can use it to compile to a program.

By the way, it is a command-line tool(the free one), so not IDE
is provoided. (At least I can''t find one in it).
You have to type something like

BCC32 file1.cpp file2.cpp ...

I hope that helps

Q:"Why it doesn''t work?"A:"There is a mistake."Q:"Who made that silly mistake?"A:"The one who write it."

Pipo DeClown

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February 18, 2002 06:34 AM

Sorry!!!
im really sorry!!!
uhm.... im a beginner....what is a compiler??
and uhm.... where do i type "bcc32........."???????
let me know plz!!! (BTW i like this site!!!)

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Grellin

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February 18, 2002 09:01 AM

First I apologize for any mix up with my signature, was not meant as a personal attack. Next I think you would be better served with a graphical interface. Here is a free compiler you can use. I hope this helps. You are in the hardest part of the whole learning curve right now but dont give up. Just know that you are going to have to read, read, read.

These are the links to download all you need:
Dev C++ 4 (full versionwith Mingw compiler and libraries) size - 7.5 mg
Dev C++

After you get is all set up here is a link to a small tutorial to get you started.
Tutorial

And here is a link for DirectX for Dev C++.
Direct X for Dev C++

Good luck.

GRELLIN
Don't sit and complain about a program, make a better one or shut up!

Edited by - grellin on February 18, 2002 10:03:05 AM

Steven Bradley .:Personal Journal:. .:WEBPLATES:. .:CGP Beginners Group:. "Time is our most precious resource yet it is the resource we most often waste." ~ Dr. R.M. Powell

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