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ver. 4.x is supposed to be downloadable (see links from
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html) from sourceforge and from Simtel
but I got nada from either source:

Using the sourceforge link: error message indicating it is the
project's (i.e. Bloodshed's) error.

Using Simtel: a searchable repository for software -- no hits on
"Bloodshed", "Dev-C++" or similar.
thanks.

ok, I have one more idea on how to force Dev to use gcc.  Go to Tools -> Compiler Options ->Programs. Then change gcc.exe to g++.exe, in theory, that should force Dev to only use g++ to compile, click ok and see how it works.  
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  --  Thomas Jefferson

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-Albert Einstein


--- On Sat, 1/9/10, er <erw...@gm...> wrote:

> From: er <erw...@gm...>
> Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Compiler options : g++ vs gcc
> To: dev...@li...
> Date: Saturday, January 9, 2010, 5:58 AM
> Brad Woosley wrote:
> > gcc is used normally with the C language normally with
> the file extension of *.c, g++ is normally used with C++
> language normally with the file extension of *.cpp.  So
> I would assume that if you were to change the file name from
> *.c to *.cpp it would use g++ instead of gcc, but I have not
> tested that.
> > _______
> 
> Thanks, but these are cpp files.
> 
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In the original Dev-C++ close
> the project, open ProjectName.dev file in the project folder and change
> IsCpp=0 to IsCpp=1. Reopen the project in IDE and build.
> 

OK, thanks.

Brad Woosley wrote:
> gcc is used normally with the C language normally with the file extension of *.c, g++ is normally used with C++ language normally with the file extension of *.cpp.  So I would assume that if you were to change the file name from *.c to *.cpp it would use g++ instead of gcc, but I have not tested that.
> _______

Thanks, but these are cpp files.

On Sat, 09 Jan 2010 02:02:21 +0100 (CET) er <erw...@gm...>
wrote:

> When I compile a program (Win32 console) I get a lot of
> 
> [ Link error ] unreferenced std::string:: ....
> 
> which an error which based on posts I saw elsewhere (stackoverflow
> etc.) can be solved by compiling with g++ rather than gcc.
> 
> Where in the dev-c++ IDE and how do I specify g++?
> 
> I know it's possible because I have another project that shows g++
> exe in the compile log rather than gcc.

When you create new project select C++ and not C that's all.

Switching existing project to C++ is little bit complicated. You can
set individual files to compile as C++ in the Project Options\Files Tab
- select the file and check Compile file as C++. However there is
probably no similar switch for linking. In wxDev-C++ close the project
and reopen it and it should link as C++. In the original Dev-C++ close
the project, open ProjectName.dev file in the project folder and change
IsCpp=0 to IsCpp=1. Reopen the project in IDE and build.

gcc is used normally with the C language normally with the file extension of *.c, g++ is normally used with C++ language normally with the file extension of *.cpp.  So I would assume that if you were to change the file name from *.c to *.cpp it would use g++ instead of gcc, but I have not tested that.
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  --  Thomas Jefferson

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-Albert Einstein


--- On Fri, 1/8/10, er <erw...@gm...> wrote:

> From: er <erw...@gm...>
> Subject: [Dev-C++] Compiler options : g++ vs gcc
> To: dev...@li...
> Date: Friday, January 8, 2010, 7:02 PM
> Hello,
> 
> When I compile a program (Win32 console) I get a lot of
> 
> [ Link error ] unreferenced std::string:: ....
> 
> which an error which based on posts I saw elsewhere
> (stackoverflow etc.) 
> can be solved by compiling with g++ rather than gcc.
> 
> Where in the dev-c++ IDE and how do I specify g++?
> 
> I know it's possible because I have another project that
> shows g++ exe 
> in the compile log rather than gcc.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 
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Hello,

When I compile a program (Win32 console) I get a lot of

[ Link error ] unreferenced std::string:: ....

which an error which based on posts I saw elsewhere (stackoverflow etc.) 
can be solved by compiling with g++ rather than gcc.

Where in the dev-c++ IDE and how do I specify g++?

I know it's possible because I have another project that shows g++ exe 
in the compile log rather than gcc.

Thanks.

   Hello,

On Fri, 01 Jan 2010 13:12:59 +0100 (CET) Jan Mura <jan...@vo...>
wrote:

> I would like to store an address of a pointer I'm going to freed.
> So I made something like
> user_type o...*i, *j;
>   j = i;
> free (i); X
> ...
> 
> I would like to ask if after the free command
> does j points to the same address like before. It should be so, I
> think.

> I need the address because it points to the next member in a
> connected list.

free(pointer) does not change pointer's value, however you cannot use
it (nor other pointers pointing at the same location) because it was
freed. Pointer arithmetic, if results to valid address, should work.

Hello,

I would like to store an address of a pointer I'm going to freed.
So I made something like
user_type o...*i, *j;
  j = i;
free (i); X
...

I would like to ask if after the free command
does j points to the same address like before. It should be so, I think.

Thanks

Jan Mura
I need the address because it points to the next member in a connected list.

Do test the result of your fgets() calls. Don't expect that feof() will
look ahead to see that the next fgets() will fail to find more data.

/pwm

On Wed, 30 Dec 2009, Jan Mura wrote:

> Hello,
> I've got problems with reading a file.
> I'm working on a connected list, but would like to store the list.
> The source code for writing to a file:
>
> do
> {
> fputs (member -> name, filelist);
>   fputs ("\n", filelist);
> fputs (member -> number, filelist);
>   fputs ("\n", filelist);
>
> member = member -> next;
> }
> while (member != temp -> next);
>
>
> ...seems it works correctly
>
> Reading from a file is:
>
> do
> {
> fgets (user_name, 50, filelist);
> fgets (user_number, 50, filelist);
> in_user(&pointer_to_user, user_name, user_number);
> }
> while  (!feof(filelist));
>
> And it seems it reads one  more thing, so then in the list is one more
> member
>
> Thank you for a help in advance.
>
> Jan Mura
>
>
>
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Hello,
I've got problems with reading a file.
I'm working on a connected list, but would like to store the list.
The source code for writing to a file:

do
{
fputs (member -> name, filelist);
  fputs ("\n", filelist);
fputs (member -> number, filelist);
  fputs ("\n", filelist);

member = member -> next;
}
while (member != temp -> next);


...seems it works correctly

Reading from a file is:

do
{
fgets (user_name, 50, filelist);
fgets (user_number, 50, filelist);
in_user(&pointer_to_user, user_name, user_number);
}
while  (!feof(filelist));

And it seems it reads one  more thing, so then in the list is one more 
member

Thank you for a help in advance.

Jan Mura

I normally do a full install of MinGW separately, and haven't had any
problem with the debugger.

Maybe you have installed a new MinGW compiler, but not a debugger, so that
Code::Blocks finds an older debugger installed together with Dev-C++.

/pwm

On Sun, 20 Dec 2009, Mr. Bijoy Chandra Phukan wrote:

> Hi,
>
> To day I downloaded CodeBlocks 8.02 and successfully installed on my PC. I'm
> using GNU GCC as the default Compiler. When I tried to compile my program, I
> get this message " Your Debugger is using a different Compiler - skipping.
> Nothing can be done". I would be grateful if anybody could help me to
> overcome this problem.
>
> BIJOY
>

Hi,

try sending your question to CodeBlocks mail-list (if they have) or
CodeBlocks forums. Your problem look that you don't use a GNU GCC-compatible
debugger. Try compiling without debugging. I don't know how is CodeBlocks,
so I did all my best, because I still use Dev-CPP.


Hope this helps.
Regards,
George.

2009/12/20 Mr. Bijoy Chandra Phukan <phu...@gm...>

> Hi,
>
> To day I downloaded CodeBlocks 8.02 and successfully installed on my PC.
> I'm using GNU GCC as the default Compiler. When I tried to compile my
> program, I get this message " Your Debugger is using a different Compiler
> - skipping. Nothing can be done". I would be grateful if anybody could
> help me to overcome this problem.
>
> BIJOY
>
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Hi,

To day I downloaded CodeBlocks 8.02 and successfully installed on my PC. I'm
using GNU GCC as the default Compiler. When I tried to compile my program, I
get this message " Your Debugger is using a different Compiler - skipping.
Nothing can be done". I would be grateful if anybody could help me to
overcome this problem.

BIJOY

Hi,

i need to know how i can provide dll name i need during code compilation in
dev c++

Regards,
Aarushi

You are not alone, having problems with the integrated debugger.

Best is to run the debugging outside Dev-C++.

By the way - have you tried out the Code::Blocks IDE?

/pwm

On Wed, 16 Dec 2009, Stephen Rowe wrote:

> the program always ask to compile with debug info but it never works .  gdb
> seems to be there.  iam running windows 7  :(
>
> steve
>

I found the.sulution in compiler options. Never the less the dialog
for compiling debug info doesn't affect the compiler

On Wednesday, December 16, 2009, Stephen Rowe <sro...@gm...> wrote:
> the program always ask to compile with debug info but it never works .  gdb seems to be there.  iam running windows 7  :(
>
> steve
>

the program always ask to compile with debug info but it never works .  gdb
seems to be there.  iam running windows 7  :(

steve

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Due to your research activities, we would like to invite you to submit a
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Adélia Sequeira, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal
Alberto De Santis, Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy
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Ana Mafalda Reis, University of Porto, Portugal
Anton Vernet, University Rovira i Virgili, Spain
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Jorge M. G. Barbosa, University of Porto, Portugal
Lyuba Alboul, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
Mahmoud El-Sakka, The University of Western Ontario London, Canada
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Maria Elizete Kunkel, Universität Ulm, Germany
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Miguel Velhote Correia, University of Porto, Portugal
Paola Lecca, The Microsoft Research, University of Trento, Italy
Petia Radeva, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
Renato Natal Jorge, University of Porto, Portugal
Sabina Tangaro, National Institute of Nuclear Physics, Italy
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Daniela Iacoviello, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
(Workshop organizers)

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Within the International Conference on Computational & Experimental
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With kind regards,
Yours sincerely,

The Organizers,

João Manuel R. S. Tavares (ta...@fe...)
Faculty of Engineering of University of Porto, Porto, Portugal
Yongjie (Jessica) Zhan (jes...@an...)
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh, USA
Maria João M. Vasconcelos (mar...@fe...)
Faculty of Engineering of University of Porto, Porto, Portugal

hello

I m using devcpp for a very short time and I have homework about
applying notch filter on an image using devcpp and I have no idea
about how I can do that
would you please help me help me to do that homework
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Within the ECCOMAS CFD 2010 - Fifth European Conference on Computational
Fluid Dynamics (http://www.eccomas-cfd2010.org), to be held in Lisbon,
Portugal, on 14-17 June 2010, we are organizing the Mini-Symposium on “Image
Processing and Visualization”.
Due to your research activities in the related fields, we would like to
invite you to submit an invited abstract to our mini-symposium. Your
contribution is mostly welcomed, and we would be honoured if you could
accept this invitation.


TOPICS OF INTEREST (not restricted to):

- Image Analysis;
- Image Restoration, Compression, Segmentation and Description;
- Object Tracking, Matching, Recognition and Reconstruction;
- Visual Inspection;
- 3D Vision;
- Data Processing, Modeling and Analysis;
- Scientific Visualization;
- Enhanced Visualization;
- Human Computer Interaction;
- Simulation and Animation;
- Virtual Reality;
- Software Development for Image Processing and Visualization;
- Grid Computing in Image Processing and Visualization;
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IMPORTANT DATES:

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Submission of camera-ready manuscripts: March 31, 2010.

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With kind regards,

João Manuel R. S. Tavares, University of Porto, Portugal, ta...@fe...
Renato Natal Jorge, University of Porto, Portugal, rn...@fe...
(Organizers of the Mini-Symposium on “Image Processing and Visualization”)

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WCCM / APCOM2010 - 9th World Congress on Computational Mechanics &
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Dear Colleague,

Within the WCCM / APCOM2010 - 9th World Congress on Computational Mechanics
and 4th Asian Pacific Congress on Computational Mechanics in 2010
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we are organizing the Mini-Symposium on “Computational Methods in Image
Processing and Analysis - MS9031”.
Due to your research activities in the related fields, we would like to
invite you to submit an invited abstract to our mini-symposium. Your
contribution is mostly welcomed, and we would be honoured if you could
accept this invitation.


TOPICS OF INTEREST (not restricted to):

- Image Processing and Analysis;
- Image Restoration, Compression, Segmentation and Description;
- Object Modelling, Tracking, Matching, Recognition and Reconstruction;
- Visual Inspection;
- 3D Vision;
- Medical Imaging;
- Simulation and Animation;
- Software Development for Image Processing and Analysis;
- High Performance Computing in Image Processing and Analysis;
- Applications of Image Processing and Analysis.

IMPORTANT DATES:

Deadline for one page abstracts: December 15, 2009;
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With kind regards,

João Manuel R. S. Tavares, University of Porto, Portugal, ta...@fe...
Renato Natal Jorge, University of Porto, Portugal, rn...@fe...
Yongjie Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University, USA, jes...@an...
Dinggang Shen, UNC-CH School of Medicine, USA, dg...@me...
(Organizers of the Mini-Symposium on “Computational Methods in Image
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France, on 16-21 May 2010, we are organizing the Mini-Symposium on “Image
Processing and Visualization” (#12).
Due to your research activities in the related fields, we would like to
invite you to submit an invited abstract to our mini-symposium. Your
contribution is mostly welcomed, and we would be honoured if you could
accept this invitation.


TOPICS OF INTEREST (not restricted to):

- Image Analysis;
- Image Restoration, Compression, Segmentation and Description;
- Object Tracking, Matching, Recognition, and Reconstruction;
- Visual Inspection;
- 3D Vision;
- Medical Imaging;
- Scientific Visualization;
- Enhanced Visualization;
- Human Computer Interaction;
- Virtual Reality;
- Simulation and Animation;
- Data Processing, Modeling and Analysis;
- Numerical Methods, Partial Differential Equations, Level-sets, Meshless
and Extended or Enriched Finite Element in Image Processing and
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Visualization;
- Software Development for Image Processing and Visualization;
- Grid Computing in Image Processing and Visualization;
- Applications of Image Processing and Visualization.

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Notification of abstract acceptance: January 7, 2010.

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Mini-Symposium on “Image Processing and Visualization” (#12).


With kind regards,

João Manuel R. S. Tavares, University of Porto, Portugal, ta...@fe...
Renato Natal Jorge, University of Porto, Portugal, rn...@fe...
Laurent Cohen, Universite Paris IX Dauphine, Paris, France,
co...@ce...
Gerald Schaefer, Aston University, UK, ger...@ie...
(Organizers of the Mini-Symposium on “Image Processing and Visualization”
(#12))

No, there is no "memory is memory" rule.

I take it that you were trying to allocate huge amounts of data on the
stack. But the stack is not intended for allocation of large memory
blocks. Most operating systems requires a fixed memory region to be
reserved for the stack. The OS may then allocate more or less memory into
this fixed-size region but when the region is full it can't be grown.

The information on the net wasn't "noise". If you do a wild-card search
without knowing what you are looking for, you must realize that the
majority of hits may not be relevant for you - such as how to adjust
memory settings in FreeBSD.

If you do narrow your searches more, you will get hits closer to your
goal. But the best hits would probably recommend you to use dynamic
memory instead of changing the size of the memory region reserved for
stack data.

/pwm

On Sun, 25 Oct 2009, John Mcelvaney wrote:

>
> Thanks all.  I figure memory is memory, but I'll try allocating the
> space with malloc.
>  From some of the noise I've read on the web, I thought there was
> some adjustment
> that could be made to some configuration item, that would allow
> larger size arrays to
> be declared with minGW.
>
>
> At 06:33 PM 10/24/2009, mi...@na... wrote:
> >Two megs? Or  "char somvar[2,000,000]"?
> >
> >If the latter...then that is way more than you'll probably need. That's a
> >very large array. Now, if you can only allocate two mB, then something is
> >wrong with the compiler, OS or with your code. Try allocating it with malloc
> >instead of using a standard array.
> >
> >-mh.
> >
> >(sorry for sending to the wrong place the first time, Mr Westermark)
> >----- Original Message ----- From: "Per Westermark" <pw...@ia...>
> >To: "John Mcelvaney" <joh...@co...>
> >Cc: <dev...@li...>
> >Sent: Saturday, October 24, 2009 6:05 PM
> >Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] How to increase space for defining arrays
> >
> >
> >>Are you having problems in FreeBSD? Is there even a kern.maxdsize for
> >>MinGW?
> >>
> >>Are you talking about global arrays, or local on the stack, or dynamically
> >>allocated? Uninitialized or initialized arrays?
> >>
> >>/pwm
> >>
> >>On Sat, 24 Oct 2009, John Mcelvaney wrote:
> >>
> >>>
> >>>I've searched all day, but I can't find any help for increasing the
> >>>size for declaring arrays.  I can use a little over 2 meg.  I saw
> >>>one suggestion about increasing the minGW "kern.maxdsize",
> >>>but I can find no info on the web about how to do that. Anybody
> >>>have any suggestions?  p.s. I'm using Dev C++ version 4.9.9.2
> >>>and minGW32 version 3.2.4.  Thanks.
> >>>
> >>>
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