Re: IDE

I guess what the original poster is refering to is: IDE's always provide 
option to create an Project file rather then just source file and compile 
run thing.
You can create a source only file in the IDE as well. 
Either select a C console application as the project type.
Or create an empty file with .c extension and use it as you wish.
I am not refering to Dev-c++ now, so my answer might be bit abstract.
but, I guess you should be able to work it out. even I faced/facing the same 
problem. 
When going for .prj files I guess IDEs might be real help.

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Senthil
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On 6/22/05, ninad panday <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> HI,
> 
> I guess the Dev C++ comes with a easy to understand
> help files.
> 
> These help files tells you hwo to use IDE and and to
> build the programs.
> 
> Hope refering these help files will help to solve your
> problem
> 
> Ninad
> 
> --- BerkaY <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> > Hi,i am student in software engineering.I wonder how
> > to use IDE in vs
> > 6.0 or in dev-c++ i always ran my programs in
> > colsole but this is not
> > good for the users if you help me i'll be very happy
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
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