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--- ARI FIXLER <ari...@ju...> escribió: > i keep on getting this
error message 
> C:\DEV-C_~1\BIN\ld.exe: cannot open crt2.o: No such file or directory

If you read the FAQ you will find this:

=====================================================================
8. when I try to compile I get: ld: cannot open crt2. o: No such file
or directory. What can i do ?

Go to Compiler options, and check if the Lib directory is correctly set
to:

C:\Dev-C++\Lib\

(for a default installation).

If this still doesn't work, try copying the file Lib\crt2.o to your
Dev-C++ Bin directory.
=====================================================================

Hope this helps.

Chemanuel


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-----Original Message-----
From: dev...@li...
[mailto:dev...@li...]On Behalf Of Jack Kidd
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 11:27 PM
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Dev-C++] winsvrc.exe


Hello, I have a problem.  A friend of mine received an email with a joke of
Gore's loss.  He opened the attachment and now has a virus.  This virus
changed the information for the exe file type, or Application.  When ever he
tries to open a program, it says a missing file cannot be located,
winsvrc.exe.  Under folder options, file types, it says that exe files
require this file to open, but they don't.  I don't know how to change this,
so if you have any ideas, it would be greatly appriciated.


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Hello, I have a problem.  A friend of mine received an email with a joke of 
Gore's loss.  He opened the attachment and now has a virus.  This virus 
changed the information for the exe file type, or Application.  When ever he 
tries to open a program, it says a missing file cannot be located, 
winsvrc.exe.  Under folder options, file types, it says that exe files 
require this file to open, but they don't.  I don't know how to change this, 
so if you have any ideas, it would be greatly appriciated.


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in console how do i write a pro in a way that when it couts (printf) it
will wait ten sec and then
cout (printf) another one and wait ten sec?

You should try to use different names for local an global variables, it is
bad style. Also cin is an istream object so `cin>>"Some string"` does not
make much sense.




Zsombi		 

Here is one way to do what you want. .lon...@ju...
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 15:21:41 +0100 "Scone Scone" <sc...@ho...>
writes:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm a beginning C++ programmer and I have made a program that
> calculates all numbers smaller than 100 that contain a 2.
> It seems to work, but I would like to be able to pause the output
> when I have got e.g. 20 numbers, and when I press enter the program
> should continue.
> 
> So far I have this:
> 
> #include <iostream>
>#include  <stdlib.h>	// add this
 
> int fPrintX(unsigned x)
> { cout << x << endl << x*x << endl;
>   y++;
> }
> 
> int main()
> {
>   unsigned x, y;
>   y=0;
>   cout << "This program will search all numbers smaller than 100 
> that" << 
> endl;
>   cout << "contain the number 2, and will also calculate the 
> square." << 
> endl;
>   x=0;
>   while (x<=100)
>   { if (x%10==2)
>     { fPrintX(x);
>     }
>     else if (x/10==2)
>     { fPrintX(x);
>     }
>     if (y==20)
>     {  //here I would like the program to pause
	systen("pause");
>     }
>     x++;
>   }
>   cin >> x;
>   return 0;
> }
> 
> 
> Thanks!
>
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Hello,

I'm a beginning C++ programmer and I have made a program that
calculates all numbers smaller than 100 that contain a 2.
It seems to work, but I would like to be able to pause the output
when I have got e.g. 20 numbers, and when I press enter the program
should continue.

So far I have this:

#include <iostream>

int fPrintX(unsigned x)
{ cout << x << endl << x*x << endl;
  y++;
}

int main()
{
  unsigned x, y;
  y=0;
  cout << "This program will search all numbers smaller than 100 that" << 
endl;
  cout << "contain the number 2, and will also calculate the square." << 
endl;
  x=0;
  while (x<=100)
  { if (x%10==2)
    { fPrintX(x);
    }
    else if (x/10==2)
    { fPrintX(x);
    }
    if (y==20)
    {  //here I would like the program to pause
    }
    x++;
  }
  cin >> x;
  return 0;
}


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Try:

cout << "Enter your choice: ";
cin >> choice;

- Biswa.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: The Jay Man [mailto:ja...@ya...]
> Sent: 21 December 2000 01:14
> To: dev...@li...
> Subject: [Dev-C++] I'm Stumped :(
> 
> 
> I have here some code for a small practice program I wrote. I 
> have been
> looking ive the code for about a week now and cannot figure out why I
> get the following error: "Project1 caused an error in PROJECT1.EXE..."
> What is wrong with the code or my computer? Here is the code:
> 
> #include <iostream.h>
> 
> float fer;
> float cel;
> float kel;
> int choice;
>    float fc()
>          {
>           float cel;
>           cel = ((fer -32)*5)/9;
>           return cel;
>          }
>    float fk()
>          {
>           float kel;
>           kel = ((fer -32)*5)/9 + 273;
>           return kel;
>          }
>    float cf()
>          {
>           float fer;
>           fer = (cel * 9)/5 + 32;
>           return fer;
>          }
>    float ck()
>          {
>           float kel;
>           kel = cel + 273;
>           return kel;
>          }
>    float kf()
>          {
>           float fer;
>           fer = (((kel - 273)-32)*5)/9;
>           return fer;
>          }
>    float kc()
>          {
>           float cel;
>           cel = 273 - cel;
>           return cel;
>          }
> int main()
> {
> 
>  cout << "1: Fahrenheight to Celsius\n";
>  cout << "2: Fahrenheight to Kelvin\n";
>  cout << "3: Celsius to Fahrenheight\n";
>  cout << "4: Celsius to Kelvin\n";
>  cout << "5: Kelvin to Fahrenheight\n";
>  cout << "6: Kelvin to Celsius\n";
>  cout << "7: Exit";
>  cin >> "Enter your choice" >> choice;
> 
>   switch (choice)
>     {
>     case 1: fc();
>             cout << fer << " degrees Fahrenheight = " << cel <<
> "Degrees                              Celsius";
>          break;
>     case 2: fk();
>             cout << fer << " degrees Fahrenheight = " << kel <<
> "Degrees                              Kelvin";
>          break;
>     case 3: cf();
>             cout << cel << " degrees Celsius = " << fer << 
> "Degrees    
>                          Fahrenheight";
>          break;
>     case 4: ck();
>             cout << cel << " degrees Celsius = " << kel << 
> "Degrees    
>                          Kelvin";
>          break;
>     case 5: kf();
>             cout << kel << " degrees Kelvin = " << fer << 
> "Degrees     
>                         Fahrenheight";
>          break;
>     case 6: kc();
>             cout << kel << " degrees  Kelvin = " << cel << 
> "Degrees    
>                          Celsius";
>          break;
>     case 7:
>          return 0;
>     default:
>             cout << "Invalid entry, exiting";
>     }
> 
> return 0;
> }
> 
> P.S. It DOES compile sucessfully and will run until "cin >> 
> "Enter your
>      choice"; Thank you for your time,
> 
> The Jay Man
> 
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>From: The Jay Man <ja...@ya...>
>Reply-To: dev...@li...
>To: dev...@li...
>Subject: [Dev-C++] I'm Stumped :(
>Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 17:13:47 -0800 (PST)
>
>I have here some code for a small practice program I wrote. I have been
>looking ive the code for about a week now and cannot figure out why I
>get the following error: "Project1 caused an error in PROJECT1.EXE..."
>What is wrong with the code or my computer? Here is the code:
>

[SNIP]

>  cin >> "Enter your choice" >> choice;

[SNIP]

>P.S. It DOES compile sucessfully and will run until "cin >> "Enter your
>      choice"; Thank you for your time,

Well that's really strange.... It should NOT compile at all, as you are 
trying to use the >> operator on an input stream to store data in a const 
char pointer. The correct way to do the above is :

cout << "Enter your choice : "<< flush;
cin >> choice;


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I have here some code for a small practice program I wrote. I have been
looking ive the code for about a week now and cannot figure out why I
get the following error: "Project1 caused an error in PROJECT1.EXE..."
What is wrong with the code or my computer? Here is the code:

#include <iostream.h>

float fer;
float cel;
float kel;
int choice;
   float fc()
         {
          float cel;
          cel = ((fer -32)*5)/9;
          return cel;
         }
   float fk()
         {
          float kel;
          kel = ((fer -32)*5)/9 + 273;
          return kel;
         }
   float cf()
         {
          float fer;
          fer = (cel * 9)/5 + 32;
          return fer;
         }
   float ck()
         {
          float kel;
          kel = cel + 273;
          return kel;
         }
   float kf()
         {
          float fer;
          fer = (((kel - 273)-32)*5)/9;
          return fer;
         }
   float kc()
         {
          float cel;
          cel = 273 - cel;
          return cel;
         }
int main()
{

 cout << "1: Fahrenheight to Celsius\n";
 cout << "2: Fahrenheight to Kelvin\n";
 cout << "3: Celsius to Fahrenheight\n";
 cout << "4: Celsius to Kelvin\n";
 cout << "5: Kelvin to Fahrenheight\n";
 cout << "6: Kelvin to Celsius\n";
 cout << "7: Exit";
 cin >> "Enter your choice" >> choice;

  switch (choice)
    {
    case 1: fc();
            cout << fer << " degrees Fahrenheight = " << cel <<
"Degrees                              Celsius";
         break;
    case 2: fk();
            cout << fer << " degrees Fahrenheight = " << kel <<
"Degrees                              Kelvin";
         break;
    case 3: cf();
            cout << cel << " degrees Celsius = " << fer << "Degrees    
                         Fahrenheight";
         break;
    case 4: ck();
            cout << cel << " degrees Celsius = " << kel << "Degrees    
                         Kelvin";
         break;
    case 5: kf();
            cout << kel << " degrees Kelvin = " << fer << "Degrees     
                        Fahrenheight";
         break;
    case 6: kc();
            cout << kel << " degrees  Kelvin = " << cel << "Degrees    
                         Celsius";
         break;
    case 7:
         return 0;
    default:
            cout << "Invalid entry, exiting";
    }

return 0;
}

P.S. It DOES compile sucessfully and will run until "cin >> "Enter your
     choice"; Thank you for your time,

The Jay Man

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If the class fails to register even after you have tried again after
rebooting, there is a problem in your code.
I can't see it right now though, from what you've given me, try going
through all the things that will happen when you start the program (in order
in the WinMain function + the things in the WM_CREATE, WM_SIZE and WM_PAINT
cases).
Ramana

Hi !

In its future versions Dev-C++ will always use makefiles to compile, that wi=
ll
remove this problem=2E

Greetings,
Colin

Le mer, 20 d=E9c 2000, vous avez =E9crit :
> Hi,
>=20
> i found another bug (or feature)=2E I know, there will probably no update
> soon because of the linux port of dev-c++, but anyway, i forgot the
> address for bug reports so i send it here=2E
> I just checked at the bloodshed site, i found the link from the source
> code to sourceforge, so i sent this there too=2E
>=20
> I discovered, if there are any compiler warnings, dev-c++ will not build
> an executable=2E This is no problem with the standard options, because
> there won't be any realy warning messages=2E If i however use the -Wall
> options (maybe it should be standard, or at least an option) or even
> the -W options, there will be warnings on things don't meant to be
> changed=2E
> For example, i want to be warned about unused variables and parameters,
> but of course during testing of a program there will be some of them and
> dev-c++ don't builds my executable=2E
>=20
> Thanks,
> Elias
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Hi,

i found another bug (or feature). I know, there will probably no update
soon because of the linux port of dev-c++, but anyway, i forgot the
address for bug reports so i send it here.
I just checked at the bloodshed site, i found the link from the source
code to sourceforge, so i sent this there too.

I discovered, if there are any compiler warnings, dev-c++ will not build
an executable. This is no problem with the standard options, because
there won't be any realy warning messages. If i however use the -Wall
options (maybe it should be standard, or at least an option) or even
the -W options, there will be warnings on things don't meant to be
changed.
For example, i want to be warned about unused variables and parameters,
but of course during testing of a program there will be some of them and
dev-c++ don't builds my executable.

Thanks,
Elias

try this function to print in DOS:

void  print_buffer(char *str)
    int   i, status;

    i=0;

    do
    {
        status = biosprint(0,str[i],LPT1);
        if ( (status & LPT_SELECTED) != LPT_SELECTED && (status &
LPT_NOT_BUSY) != LPT_NOT_BUSY){
            print_err_process(status);
        }
    }
    while (i++ < strlen(str));

}

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Kuriyama Hsutaro" <hs...@ho...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 6:31 PM
Subject: [Dev-C++] Printing in DOS


>
>  Can someone tell me how to print text(to the printer) in DOS?
>
>  If Dev-C++ doesn't have the function, MSVC would be fine too.
>
>  Thanks in advance.
>
>
>  Taro
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first of all, 

#include <stdlib.h>

then, at the end of the program, add 

system("PAUSE"); //DOS Clear Screen Command


Taro


>From: "zhusain" <zh...@bo...>
>Reply-To: dev...@li...
>To: <dev...@li...>
>Subject: [Dev-C++] Devcpp4 - help needed
>Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 12:04:32 +0530
>
>After successfully compiling the source file the programme does not 
run.The screen disappears for a moment and comes back without executing the 
programme.
>
>Any reason or suggestions please ?
>
>Husain

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If you are doing a console program, make sure you have system(“PAUSE”); at
the end (before return 0;). Also, make sure that you have set the right type
of Project. Go to Options->Compiler Options then go to the Linker page and
if you are doing a console program uncheck “Compile for Win32” or if you are
doing a Windows program check “Compile for Win32”.

After successfully compiling the source file the programme does not =
run.The screen disappears for a moment and comes back without executing =
the programme.

Any reason or suggestions please ?

Husain

This looks a lot like code from the Relisoft tutorial. I remember this bug,
but I don't think I ever fixed it. If you are trying to load an icon for
your program I suggest you get/make an '.ico' file and then link it into the
resource file:
ICONNAME ICON "drive:/iconpath/*.ico"
Then do wincl.hIcon = LoadIcon(HINST,ICONNAME);
And the same with the small icon.
I also think you should ask the Relisoft people about the code.

(I have sent this again because it seems last time all that was sent was my
signature)

This looks a lot like code from the Relisoft tutorial. I remember this bug,
but I don't think I ever fixed it. If you are trying to load an icon for
your program I suggest you get/make an '.ico' file and then link it into the
resource file:
ICONNAME ICON "drive:/iconpath/*.ico"
Then do wincl.hIcon = LoadIcon(HINST,ICONNAME);
And the same with the small icon.
I also think you should ask the Relisoft people about the code.


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> Hi,
>
> i found a bug in devcpp4.01:
> If i select text, then hit tab, the text gets deleted. If i then undo
> it, the text gets scrambled somehow..
>
> and my feature request:
> If i select text, then hit tab, i'd like the text to be indented - it
> would save me a lot of time of hitting space and arrow keys :)
>
> thanks,
> Elias


Hi, Elias,

The text is supposed to get deleted when you highlight it and hit tab.  Its
just like hitting the spacebar.  But I don't know why the text would get
scrambled.  I guess it might be a bug.

Can anyone help with this compile error. I am trying to convert a
MSVisual program and I am getting this error from this code:

void WinClass::SetResIcons (int resId)
{
    _class.hIcon = reinterpret_cast <HICON> (
        ::LoadImage (
            _class.hInstance, 
            MAKEINTRESOURCE (resId), 
            IMAGE_ICON, 
            ::GetSystemMetrics (SM_CXICON),
            ::GetSystemMetrics (SM_CYICON),
             0));                                                        
                 // this is line 76
    // Small icon can be loaded from the same resource
    _class.hIconSm = reinterpret_cast<HICON> (
        ::LoadImage (
            _class.hInstance, 
            MAKEINTRESOURCE (resId), 
            IMAGE_ICON, 
            ::GetSystemMetrics (SM_CXSMICON),
            ::GetSystemMetrics (SM_CYSMICON),
            0));
}

76 winmaker.cpp
 ANSI C++ forbids implicit conversion from `void *' in argument passing

Thanks 
lon...@ju...

 Can someone tell me how to print text(to the printer) in DOS?

 If Dev-C++ doesn't have the function, MSVC would be fine too.

 Thanks in advance.


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Hi,

i found a bug in devcpp4.01:
If i select text, then hit tab, the text gets deleted. If i then undo
it, the text gets scrambled somehow..

and my feature request:
If i select text, then hit tab, i'd like the text to be indented - it
would save me a lot of time of hitting space and arrow keys :)

thanks,
Elias

>From: "Mundt, Sebastian" <seb...@ge...>
>Reply-To: dev...@li...
>Subject: [Dev-C++] IP address
>Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 16:32:01 +0100
>
>Hi
>
>Is there a function telling me my own IP address?
>I don't want to use the DOS command ipconfig.
>
>Thank you very much!!
>

If you are using windows, then you should be able to. First you have to make 
a call to WSAStartup to initialize the winsock dll. Then you can call 
gethostname to return the hostname of the local machine. You can then pass 
this into the gethostbyname function to get a hostent which will list the ip 
address of the machine, as well as some other information.

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Hi

Is there a function telling me my own IP address?
I don't want to use the DOS command ipconfig.

Thank you very much!!

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