Hey Guys!
I am vedel and this is my first Thread in this Community. My question is, how i can boot a c++ code?
example code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
return 0;
}
Hey Guys!
I am vedel and this is my first Thread in this Community. My question is, how i can boot a c++ code?
example code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
return 0;
}
What do you mean "boot a c++ program" ? Compile it? You need a good c++ compiler such as Code::Blocks or VC++ 2010 Express.
Get Bloodshed... Still the best for pure C++ apps. If you intend to make apps for win32, get Visual C++ 2010 Express (it's free! :D)
>>Get Bloodshed
That compiler hasn't been updated for quite a few years now and uses an old version of MinGW. Code::Blocks is current and still being supported by its writers. Bloodshet isn't.
i want to make a OS but i didn know how i can boot a c++ code!
yeah i know this tutorial and i try it out but it did not work
I wrote something like this but didn't use C++, I used asm(16 bit) plus had to write my own linker script to get it to work...
Projects like this are very interesting and the end result is generally a very simple exe that will boot the computer...I would try ams if your really interested in pursuing this.
Here's another link..
i want to make a OS but i didn know how i can boot a c++ code!
seems like you want to get Bill and Shuttleworthy off the deal.
Do you mean it or just for little funny?
I wrote something like this but didn't use C++, I used asm(16 bit) plus had to write my own linker script to get it to work...
Projects like this are very interesting and the end result is generally a very simple exe that will boot the computer...I would try ams if your really interested in pursuing this.
Here's another link..
cool tutorial but i cant download the programm to convert the files
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