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Console output... [message #721818] Fri, 02 September 2011 21:07
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Hi,
I have posted on this topic before but would like to start a new thread.

I have managed to install MinGW and cygwin and setup the enviro variable path to the bin directory of both of these files, also the mingw msys bin directory.

I am running INDIGO on a Win 7 64bit.

When i create a new C++ "!!!Hello world!!!" project selecting MinGW GCC.
I then go to the Advanced setting and turn on -pedantic and -wall. Can't seem to find -ANSI.
Which is required as part of my course.

I turn on Elf parser as i have read it is necessary for binaries. Think this was before i installed the path's to the bin directories. So probably don't need to.

Once proceed i have my hello world program and the binaries.

But if i run the program i see the build process. The program terminates with no console output.

If i run it in the debugger i do get console output. But if in use "cin" i can not input while in the debugger.

At the end of running the debugger i get an error message "No source available _mingw_CRTStartup() at 0x[addr]"

followed by a button to view the Disassembly...

I was informed to put this at the start of my main..
setvbuf(stdout, NULL, _IONBF, 0);
setvbuf(stderr, NULL, _IONBF, 0);

but don't know what #includes to use with these.

So to sum it up.

I get build output but no run time Console output for the Release.
I get both build output and Console output for the debugger but no input functionality. Also an error message at the end of the debug cycle.

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