Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/08/12/00:24:03
TH wrote:
> But when I try to compile the following:
>
> #include <iostream.h>
>
> void main ()
> {
> float hats, heads;
>
> cout<< "Enter a number";
> cin>>hats;
> cout<< "Enter another number";
> cin>>heads;
>
> cout<< "Heads= "<<heads<<" Hats= "<<hats;
> cout<<" Hats + Heads= "<<hats+heads<<"\n";
> cout<<" Hats - Heads= "<<hats-heads<<"\n";
> cout<<" Hats * Heads= "<<hats*heads<<"\n";
> cout<<" Hats / Heads= "<<hats/heads<<"\n";
> }
>
> It hangs. And I have to kill it.Any other problem which demands a
> level of complexity than a "Hello World" will lock up Rhide. I
> searched the documents but can't find anything.
i have used rhide ever since it first came out, although not heavily. i
actually do not like ide's very much. in any case, i have experienced,
with everybody else, the mouse problems in win 3.x etc. but i never ever
had rhide hang on any project "because the code is too complex". that is
an uncalled-for insult. there must be something elementary that you are
doing wrong.
FYI, rhide compiled and linked the following
#include <iostream.h>
int main (void)
{
float hats, heads;
cout << "Enter a number" << endl;
cin >>hats;
cout << "Enter another number" << endl;
cin >> heads;
cout << "Heads= " << heads << " Hats= "<< hats << endl;
cout << " Hats + Heads= " << hats+heads << endl;
cout << " Hats - Heads= " << hats-heads << endl;
cout << " Hats * Heads= " << hats*heads << endl;
cout << " Hats / Heads= " << hats/heads << endl;
return 0;
}
on my 486-DX4/75 in about 2-3 seconds in a dos window in win 95. i have
a bog standard djgpp setup.
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Sinan
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