Dev-C ++ 5 Beta 9 Release (4.9.9.2) Installation Process

[Step 1]

Welcome to Dev-C ++ install program. Please do not install this version of Dev-C ++ over an existing installation.

[OK]

Welcome to develop the dev-C ++ installer. Do not overwrite the existing installation with Dev-C ++ of this version.

[OK]

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Step 2]

Please select a language.

Select a language.

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Step 3]

Confirm the version.

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Step 4]

Select a part.

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Step 5]

Select the installation path.

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Beta version notice

This is a beta version of Dev-C ++. Please report bugs at http://bloodshed.net/bugs. We provide updates often, so be sure to check for them in Tools menu, check for updates/packages.

Your config files will be stored in c: \ Documents ents and Settings \ Administrator \ Application Data \ Dev-CPP

Otherwise, you can pass the following parameter to Dev-C ++:-c: \ config_file_directory

Beta announcement

This is a test version of C ++. Error reported at http://bloodshed.net/bugs. We often update, so be sure to check the updates/packages for them in the "Tools" menu.

Your configuration file will be stored in c: \ Documents and Settings \ Administrator \ Application Data \ Dev-CPP
Otherwise, you can use the following parameter Dev-C ++:-c: \ config_file_directory

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This is the first time you have launched Dev-C ++. You may configure the startup settings now, or later change them from the Environment options in the Tools menu.

Select your language:

Select your Dev-C ++ theme:

[Next]

This is your first release of C ++. Now you can configure the startup settings or change their environment options on the "Tools" menu.

Select your language:

Select your Dev-C ++ topic:

[Next]

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Dev-C ++ can retrieve information from headers files, to help you find functions, classes and variables prototypes easily, through a class browser and a Code Completion list. although this feature is useful, it requires more CPU power and memory, and may
Not be suitable for all developers. Do you want use it? You can enable or disable it later in editor options, class browser.

() Yes, I want to use this feature
() No, I prefer to use Dev-C ++ without it

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The Dev-C ++ header file retrieves information to help you find the prototype of functions, classes, and variables easily, and complete the list through a class browser and code. Although this function is useful, it requires more CPU capabilities and memory, and may not be suitable for all development. What do you want to use it? You can enable or disable the editor option behind it, class browser.

() Yes, I want to use this feature.

() No, I don't want to use it.

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You decided to use the Code Completion feature. To optimize this process, it is recommended to create a cache of the standard headers files.

Do you want to create the Code Completion cache now? This can take several minutes. It is possible to create this cache later in editor options, class browsing, completion.

() Yes, create the cache now
() No, do not create the cache

[] Use this directory instead of the standard one:

You decide to use the code to complete the function. To optimize this process, we recommend that you create a standard header file cache.

Do you want to create code to complete caching? This may take several minutes. It is possible, in the editor options, class browsing, after the cache is created.

() Yes. Now create Cache
() No, no cache is created

[] Use this directory instead of the standard:

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Dev-C ++ has been configured successfully, you may now click OK to proceed to its loading.

If you need help using Dev-C ++, please refer to the dev-C ++ help file in the Help menu. you will also find there a FAQ (which is very important to read in case you have a problem) and a C tutorial.

You can also download packages (like libraries or tools) to use with Dev-C ++, and upgrade to the latest version by using webupdate, which you will find in tools, menu, check for updates/packages.

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Dev-C ++ has been configured successfully. You can click OK To Continue loading.

If you need help using Dev-
For C ++, see Dev-C ++ help files in the Help menu. You will also find that there is a common problem (this is a very important reading case, you have a problem) and C tutorial.

You can also download the package (such as a library or tool) and use Dev-C ++ and webupdate. You will find that the tool is upgraded to the latest version, and check the update/package in the menu.

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