William Fulford

I 've had so many issues with Dev-C++. When I posted one of them on Stack Overflow a contributor asked "Why are you using Dev-C++?" I'm beginning to ask myself that question.

I 've had so many issues with Dev-C++. When I posted one of them on Stack Overflow a contributor asked "Why are you using Dev-C++?" I'm beginning to ask myself that question. So far, the only way I can compile is to create my own Makefile and run it in the command window. Sow why use the IDE?

I 've had so many issues with Dev-C++. When I posted one of them on Stack Overflow a contributor asked "Why are you using Dev-C++?" I'm beginning to ask myself that question.

I am new to Dev C++ (5.1) on Windows 10. I typically do my C++ development on RedHat Linux. In Dev-C++, I've created a project with two classes: BlackJackTutorManager BlackJackTutorTerminalIo BlackJackTutorManager calls methods in BlackJackTutorTerminalIo and vice versa, e.g. myBlackJackTutorIo->setComments(currentWhyStr); myBlackJackTutorManager->initValues(); When I try to Compile or Build All I get undefined references: C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Local\Temp\cca9k4mX.o:BlackJackTutorTerminalIo.cpp:(.text+0x67):...