1. E2C - Dev C++
- Posted by Ferlin Scarborough <ferlin1 at bellsouth.net> Nov 25, 2004
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Has anyone attempted to compile Euphoria 2 C translated code using Bloodshed's C++? If so, which version of the e2c program did you use, and what additional steps if any did you have to take. If not, Rob Craig, any chance you'll eventually test this version out? Later. Ferlin Scarborough Learn To Program Games in Free Courses At http://www.gameuniv.net My Euphoria Home Page http://mywebpage.netscape.com/shadetreesoft
2. Re: E2C - Dev C++
- Posted by Kenneth Rhodes <wolf_man_jacques at excite.com> Nov 25, 2004
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Hi Ferlin, I recall your asking about Blooshed's C++ before. Why are you so interested in this package. All I can tell from the web page is that it is a beta stage IDE. There is very little description of any features which would entice me to give it a try. No screenshots - nothing. Have you tried it? Ferlin Scarborough wrote: > > Has anyone attempted to compile Euphoria 2 C translated code using Bloodshed's > C++? > > If so, which version of the e2c program did you use, and what additional > steps if any did you have to take. > > If not, Rob Craig, any chance you'll eventually test this version out? > > Later. > > Ferlin Scarborough > > Learn To Program Games in Free Courses At > <a href="http://www.gameuniv.net">http://www.gameuniv.net</a> > > My Euphoria Home Page > <a > href="http://mywebpage.netscape.com/shadetreesoft">http://mywebpage.netscape.com/shadetreesoft</a> > Ken Rhodes 100% Microsoft Free!
3. Re: E2C - Dev C++
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Nov 25, 2004
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Ferlin Scarborough wrote: > Has anyone attempted to compile Euphoria 2 C translated code using Bloodshed's > C++? > > If so, which version of the e2c program did you use, and what additional > steps if any did you have to take. > > If not, Rob Craig, any chance you'll eventually test this version out? No chance, unless I sell the Translator source, and someone else sets it up for Bloodshed. Each compiler I add is an additional burden that I have to carry from that point onward. You already have a choice of 3 (ok, maybe 2.5) free compilers that you can use for Windows programming with Euphoria. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
4. Re: E2C - Dev C++
- Posted by Ferlin Scarborough <ferlin1 at bellsouth.net> Nov 25, 2004
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Kenneth Rhodes wrote: > > Hi Ferlin, > > I recall your asking about Blooshed's C++ before. Why > are you so interested in this package. All I can > tell from the web page is that it is a beta stage IDE. > There is very little description of any features which > would entice me to give it a try. No screenshots - > nothing. > > Have you tried it? > > > Ken Rhodes > 100% Microsoft Free! > Ken, I ask because it is the C++ compiler and IDE that I already have installed on my computer. It was free and I have used it to compile games with that someone had written on Linux using GCC, by just downloading a couple of packages to add in to it. It seems to work fine for me, I just did not want to get involved with installing 600 different C++ compilers on my PC. Since Dev C++ is already installed I wanted to go with it. Later. Ferlin Scarborough Learn To Program Games in Free Courses At http://www.gameuniv.net My Euphoria Home Page http://mywebpage.netscape.com/shadetreesoft