Supported Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows only.
General Description: The Bloodshed web-site describes DevC++ as a …
Dev-C is an integrated development environment to program in the C language. It uses the MinGW compiler or any other variant of the GCC family. It is a practical environment developed on Delphi that stands out for its clarity and simplicity. Getting Started with C or C: Tutorials for learning C, C and other programming practices. Win32 API Programming Tutorial: theForger's tutorial on Win32 programming. How to setup Dev-C for ARM compilers: Tutorial written by Richard A. Roth II on configuring Dev-C for the arm-gcc compiler. Bloodshed Dev-C; IDE; AlternativeTo is a free service that helps you find better alternatives to the products you love and hate. The site is made by Ola and Markus in Sweden, with a lot of help from our friends and colleagues in Italy, Finland, USA, Colombia, Philippines, France and contributors from all over the world. That's right, all the.
“… full-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the C/C++ programming language. It uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as it’s compiler. DevC++ can also be used in combination with Cygwin or any other GCC based compiler.”
Availability: For classroom/lab availability see https://its.mines.edu/campus-computing-labs.
Method for Obtaining:
- For personally owned computers and those upon which you hold administrative privilege, download from Bloodshed Software and install.
- For Mines-owned, ITS managed machines (that are not in labs) submit a Mines Help Center request for installation.
Documentation: Available on the Bloodshed Documentation web page.
In case of difficulties running the software in a Mines ITS managed lab: Contact ITS via the Mines Help Center. We want the program to be properly installed, licensed and functioning. If you have questions about the use of the program, please contact your instructor, TA or lab manager.
Environment: Win7 x64/x86 (over 6000+ clients) - AD/SCCM--------------------------------------------------------
BloodShed Dev-C++ comes with an installer including switch support however the silent install (using /S) does not hide two prompt windows that hault the installation.
The fastest solution I could come up with will be explained below.
Requirements:
MSI Package Compiler (Admin Studio, Wise, etc)
7-Zip (free)
First, extract the setup that comes with DevCPP by right-clicking and using 7-zip to extract.
Cut/paste the content of /$PLUGINS/ and /$OUTDIR/ into /bin/ so that the executables are inherently available without adding environment path variables.
Install any 3rd party packages that you need for your clients.
In wise package studio, I created a folder in /Program Files (x86)/ titled 'Bloodshed DevCPP' and placed all files and folders in there. Created a shortcut on the desktop, and a shortcut in the start menu to devcpp and package manager.
Then, I set all of the standard file-type association to devcpp.exe including but not limited to (.cpp, .c, .h, .rc, .dev, .devpak (packman.exe), .hc, etc...)
This in my opinion is the best way to repackage this as it allows you to include many things by default such as includes, libraries, configuration modifications and more (on top of building patches for updates.).
Bloodshed Dev C++ Windows 10
- 07/20/2011
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