A little calculator written in BCX basic and then translated to C code and modified to compile with Dev C++ (GCC/G++). Once you find your way past the standard GUI gibberish you can figure it out.
For those who need some hand holding with the Dev C++ IDE:
In the IDE go to FILE, then NEW, then Project, select Windows Application, give it a name like Calc1 then click OK. A filesave dialog box comes up, create a new folder, might as well call it Calc1, open it and save Calc1.dev there. The DevCpp IDE comes up with a bare bones template, select and delete that and cut and paste this code into the empty editor page. Now compile and run.

The easiest way to generate code metrics data from the command line is by installing the Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Metrics NuGet package. After you've installed the package, run msbuild /t:Metrics from the directory that contains your project file. OnlineGDB is online IDE with C compiler. /evoucher-for-traktor-pro-2.html. Quick and easy way to compiler c program online. It supports g compiler for c. In the Configure your new project dialog box, select the Project name edit box, name your new project CalculatorTutorial, then choose Create. An empty C Windows console application gets created. Console applications use a Windows console window to display output and accept user input.

Jan 09, 2018  Measure execution time of a function in C We can find out the time taken by different parts of a program by using the std::chrono library introduced in C 11. We have discussed at How to measure time taken by a program in C. Visual C Dialog Based Application - Basic Calculator Application I have come up with basic calculator application using Visual C - Dialog based application. Scroll down to see the download instructions and output.

Scientist

Narue,
see what you did?! This was my first snippet posted on DaniWeb because you wanted to know what BCX could do!

vegaseat1,735

A note on header files, the good old workhorse for C++ is the iostream header file, but beware. The one that comes with DevCpp, and likely others too, is a monster. It itself includes other headers, which in turn include more headers and so on. If you follow the internal includes with an editor you find stdio.h and math.h are there too! The result seems to be a rather bloated executable file. So sometimes it is best and cut the middle-man, here iostream, and get a cute and tiny exe file. Just comment out the line
#define CPP_HEADER

Found some time and was able to replace the iostream header. Now this baby has only a 16k footprint, like a little calculator should have.

Gary King37

[Linker error] undefined reference to `GetStockObject@4'

I get a bunch of errors when trying to Compile & Run this. Dsk saxophonez vst free download.

What compiler are you using, and are you compiling this as a Windows Application?

TheEliteOne

Open Exe Dev File

I tried to compile that source code as a .cpp on the DevC++ compiler and I got a few errors, here is a picture of the errors that I got:

Please help, I would love to have this source code as an example, I am just now getting into GUI C++ Programming.

Thanks

EDIT:

Sorry for posting in a thread that hasn't had a post in 6 years lol... didn't see it until I posted, but I hope that I could get an answer before a staff member 'fixes' this (As in closes it or deleted my post) if I can, thanks.

Dev C++ Exe

plz i need a scinetific calculator in this code urgently

rproffitt1,693

Dev C++ Exe Cannot Calculate Output File

To saqib_3. If you need something urgently, why bury it in a 12 year old discussion?