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Subject:	Re: What are the steps to make this file into dll en C with 'Dev-C++ 4'?
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Date:	Wed, 29 Nov 2000 17:44:55 -0500
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> >You say that you compiled this DLL with 'Dev-C++?
> >What do you mean with "I see now that this is an IDE for MingW32."
> >Is it the same thing as Dev-C++?
>
> IDE n. [Integrated Development Environment] a specialized text editor
> with syntax highlighting and the ability to call a compiler.  Many
> IDEs have an integrated debugger.  RHIDE, Emacs, and Dev-C++ are IDEs.
>
> >I was thinking that Dev-C++ compiles with Mingw incorporated in itself.
>
> Dev-C++ is an IDE that uses the MinGW toolchain, a port of GCC and
> friends to Win32.
In conclusion Dev-C++4 (with his compilator MinGW) can then compile my DLL
code? If not, I don't understand yet.
Thank's.
r.h.

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