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A new and improved fork of Bloodshed Dev-C++
Features
- TDM-GCC 4.9.2 32/64bit
- Syntax highlighting
- Code completion
- Code insight
- Editable shortcuts
- GPROF profiling
- GDB debugging
- AStyle code formatting
- Devpak IDE extensions
- External tools
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Integrated Development Environments (IDE), Software Development, Code Editors, Code FormattersLicense
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow Dev-C++
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User Reviews
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Dev-C++ is the best software for every user, and friendly user great tool.
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It is a great platform to learn programming logic. I hearty salute to the entire team. Keep it up.
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been using this for a while and haven't really had a problem with it.
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I find it a great tool for learning to program in C and C++! I have been using it as my main IDE for several years! Too bad I have never found a user's manual that reveals all its secrets. But I decided to fill this gap by writing my own guide. Stay tuned! UPDATE August 18, 2023: For people who read Italian, I have started writing a guide to using Dev-C++ 5.11 (Orwell version). So far I have written about 15% of the guide and I expect to finish it by October. You can find it on leanpub under "sviluppo-applicazioni-con-dev-cpp".
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I used it for several years in teaching undergraduates: C++ - students were sending source codes of their cpp-files from my database application (from a user menu item) directly to Dev-C++ IDE, which was open automatically and they can continue, e.g. to run it. This is absolutely high pedagogical level of support of C++ teaching!
