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Dev-C++ Совершенно не хочет компилить никакие проекты.
При попытке откомпилить проект(msdos app) оно грит:
Compiler: Default compiler
Building Makefile: «F:Program FilesDev-CppProjectsDOSMakefile.win»
Executing make.
make.exe -f «F:Program FilesDev-CppProjectsDOSMakefile.win» all
g++.exe -c main.cpp -o main.o -I»F:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include/c++» -I»F:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include/c++/mingw32″ -I»F:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include/c++/backward» -I»F:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include»

make.exe: *** [main.o] Error 1

и так всегда

Вроде бы все настроил, все фолдеры указал, а он все равно упирается. Мож где че позабыл?

версия — Dev-C++ 4.9.8.0.
проект создавал через file->new->project->winapp

/* Declare Windows procedure */
LRESULT CALLBACK WindowProcedure (HWND, UINT, WPARAM, LPARAM);

/* Make the class name into a global variable */
char szClassName[ ] = «WindowsApp»;

int WINAPI WinMain (HINSTANCE hThisInstance,
HINSTANCE hPrevInstance,
LPSTR lpszArgument,
int nFunsterStil)

<
HWND hwnd; /* This is the handle for our window */
MSG messages; /* Here messages to the application are saved */
WNDCLASSEX wincl; /* Data structure for the windowclass */

/* The Window structure */
wincl.hInstance = hThisInstance;
wincl.lpszClassName = szClassName;
wincl.lpfnWndProc = WindowProcedure; /* This function is called by windows */
wincl.style = CS_DBLCLKS; /* Catch double-clicks */
wincl.cbSize = sizeof (WNDCLASSEX);

/* Use default icon and mouse-pointer */
wincl.hIcon = LoadIcon (NULL, IDI_APPLICATION);
wincl.hIconSm = LoadIcon (NULL, IDI_APPLICATION);
wincl.hCursor = LoadCursor (NULL, IDC_ARROW);
wincl.lpszMenuName = NULL; /* No menu */
wincl.cbClsExtra = 0; /* No extra bytes after the window class */
wincl.cbWndExtra = 0; /* structure or the window instance */
/* Use Windows’s default color as the background of the window */
wincl.hbrBackground = (HBRUSH) COLOR_BACKGROUND;

/* Register the window class, and if it fails quit the program */
if (!RegisterClassEx (&wincl))
return 0;

/* The class is registered, let’s create the program*/
hwnd = CreateWindowEx (
0, /* Extended possibilites for variation */
szClassName, /* Classname */
«Windows App», /* Title Text */
WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW, /* default window */
CW_USEDEFAULT, /* Windows decides the position */
CW_USEDEFAULT, /* where the window ends up on the screen */
544, /* The programs width */
375, /* and height in pixels */
HWND_DESKTOP, /* The window is a child-window to desktop */
NULL, /* No menu */
hThisInstance, /* Program Instance handler */
NULL /* No Window Creation data */
);

/* Make the window visible on the screen */
ShowWindow (hwnd, nFunsterStil);

/* The program return-value is 0 — The value that PostQuitMessage() gave */
return messages.wParam;
>

/* This function is called by the Windows function DispatchMessage() */

LRESULT CALLBACK WindowProcedure (HWND hwnd, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
<
switch (message) /* handle the messages */
<
case WM_DESTROY:
PostQuitMessage (0); /* send a WM_QUIT to the message queue */
break;
default: /* for messages that we don’t deal with */
return DefWindowProc (hwnd, message, wParam, lParam);
>

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Dev cpp error 1 что это

Say your Dev C++ is in C drive of Windows (C:Dev-Cpp)

Copy following text to Tools >> Compiler Options >> Directories >> Binaries and click OK.

See the image below.

Additionally add following text to Tools >> Compiler Options >> Programs before .exe

C:Dev-CppBin

Please let me know if this has been helpful to you or not.

Like this:

37 Responses to Dev C++ Makefile.win [Build Error] [main.o] Error 1

didn’t work 😦
bye

I had to add:
c:dev-cppbin
to the .exe files in the programs tab, Vista didn’t do it correctly. now it works fine =D

Yes, it works for me gr8. I have problem with files, but WITH this tutorial its ok

yes…it solved my problem…
Thnx..

thanks it work mee for 2 times

it works, thanks

it works, thank you!!

It works for me. Thanks very much, I was really suffering with this stuff..

It works, thanks so much!

si funciono te comento que en el make lo coloque tal y como lo dejaste (quitando los espacios 😀 ) pero al final lo cambio y lo dejo así

problema resuelto gracias

thanks it really helped

It works ! Thank you 😉

worked!! Thanks a lot.

This helped, THANKS!

It worked. Many thanks..

These steps work great. I think that these steps are best for Windows Vista Users.

did not work for me. I’m still getting the same error

I install dev c++ 4.9.9.2 and write normal program to cout hello world but error come like “no project compile”

first you have to compile the source file which is the .dev file

did not work with windows 8.1

It didn’t worked, now I have following problem…:(
Aborted (program collect2)
C:Dev-CppExamplesMakefile.win [Build Error] nmake.exe: *** [main.exe] Error 1

Thanks . It Worked.

This helped. Many thanks.

C:Dev-CppBin
Aborted (program collect2)
C:UsersDavidDocumentsMakefile.win [Build Error] nmake.exe: *** [minimo.exe] Error 1

C:UsersDavidDocumentsMakefile.win [Build Error] nmake.exe: *** [minimo.exe] Error 1

thank you, it’s helpfull, my code works now 🙂

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Dev-C++ — [Build Error] [main.o] Error 1

Hi again everyone, Im running into big trouble with my compiler Dev-C++, every time i compile any project, whether it is 1 im working on, or a completely fresh 1 I get the same error every single time, I have been on the bloodshed forums and IRC channel but Im not getting anywhere with it. I am interested in working with Windows Programming in C/C++ at the moment and every project I try to compile gives the same error.

and this is my compile log

I have tried many times re-installing the program aswell as re-configuring it and installing with fresh configurations etc. nothing seems to work, I get the same error over and over again. anyone know why or how to overcome it ?

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What is the code in main.cpp, and where is main.cpp located?

Hi again. I have found out how to compile and link my program, I can only do it step by step using the command line but it works like that. however Im getting lots of error messages like these.

Hey i was also suffering that problem when i came upon your thread, and i found however , when out of nowhere my brain said why did this work yesterday and not today, the answer is i had started a windows project today instead of a console application and that …

The only thing im concerned about there, is why are you using dos to complie when dev cpp has a very useful compilers which uses makefiles (which are a godsend in bigger projects)

ive never used g++ in cmd so im not sure what the correct syntax for it …

./Borland/libxml library/lib/libxml2-bcc.lib: file not recognized: File format not recognized

that error is referring to libxml2-bcc.lib. gcc and g++ do not recognize libraries wth *.lib file extension, only *.a file extension. That library was built for a different compiler.

might be a dumb question — but did you check your computer to see if those -I

paths actually exist?

Is C:Dev-Cppbin in your path?

C:TestGnuC>path
PATH=C:WINNTsystem32;C:WINNT;C:WINNTSystem32Wbem;C;iccbin;C:Dev-Cppbin;C:BC5BIN;C:watcomBINNT;C:watcomBINW;c:Perlbin;C:Program FilesActiveState Komodo 3.1;C:Program FilesCommon FilesGTK2.0bin;C:Program FilesCommon FilesAutodesk Shared;C:Program FilesAutodeskDWG TrueView;..tool;C:Program Filesdoxygenbin;C:Program FilesSubversionbin;C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual StudioCommonToolsWinNT;C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual StudioCommonMSDev98Bin;C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual StudioCommonTools;C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual StudioVC98bin;C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual StudioCommonIDEIDE98;C:Program Filesvslickwin;C:NECTOOLSBIN;..tool;C:COSMICEVAL08;c:nectools32bin;

Yes I have checked all of the paths and they all exist. this even happens when I compile a project from scratch..ie.

Dave what do you mean by is C:Dev-Cppbin in my path ? and what is all of that within the code box? I thought it may have come from command prompt or something like that so i tried typing.

I dont have a clue what any of that is for, could you explain it? thanks.

I’m asking you what I think your make utility is asking you. Does it know where to look for g++?

The stuff in the box is a copy of my result when I execute the path command in a command shell. It is telling me that the path to g++ is indeed available to my system. Yours tells you this is not so.

When you install Dev-Cpp, do you need to reboot to update the path? (It’s been so long since I’ve done this that I forget.)

>>When you install Dev-Cpp, do you need to reboot to update the path?

I think it depends on which version of Windows is running. W2K/XP, definitely not. Win95/98/ME, I’m not sure either (I never used ME)

Oh right. Im running windows xp professional with sp1, im never prompted to reboot or anything like that, it has always worked perfect until now, im continuously getting these errors. yes g++.exe is in the c:Dev-Cppbin directory. do you have any suggestions on what i should do?

Add c:Dev-Cppbin to your path. Reboot.

(But it does appear to find the make utility, which I would assume is in the same directory, so I’m reaching for straws.)

Add c:Dev-Cppbin to your path. Reboot.

(But it does appear to find the make utility, which I would assume is in the same directory, so I’m reaching for straws.)

I use XP Pro too.

you might also check the length of the PATH environment variable. On my computer it’s so long that there isn’t any room left to add more. So I have a batch file to truncate the PATH to bare necessity so that I can run other command-line programs from command prompt.

Look at the end of the PATH as shown in command prompt — if the last path isn’t all there, then you probably have to same problem that I do.

you might also check the length of the PATH environment variable. On my computer it’s so long that there isn’t any room left to add more. So I have a batch file to truncate the PATH to bare necessity so that I can run other command-line programs from command prompt.

You can change this. I’ve forgotten how I did it, but I ran into the same problem. Increasing the enviroment size fixed it.

I think it’s a parameter to command.com in config.sys.

this is probably not relivent to this thread — but here is what I found in MSDN for environment variables

• The maximum individual environment variable size is 8192bytes.

• The maximum total environment variable size for all variables, which includes variable
names and the equal sign, is 65,536KB.

Ah ok I will try to do that in a few moments once I find out how lol. but why isnt there lots of other .exe files (or directories) listed in path, I have many other applications installed.

That didnt work, but I dont think I did it correctly. how would i add that to path ?

I generally right-click My Computer, and select Properties to bring up the System Properties dialog. In the Advanced tab, click the Environment Variables. button. Then find the path variable and edit it. Alternatively, I think you can add it to the autoexec.bat which should be in the root directory.

You’ll know you’ve done it correctly when you go to a command shell and type path, like you did earlier, and it now shows the d:dev-cppbin as being part of the path.

Thanks, I have did that, It has been added to path successfully but Dev-C++ still doesnt work. I have rebooted as soon as i added C:Dev-Cppbin; to path but the error is still the same. any mroe suggestions ?

What is the code in main.cpp, and where is main.cpp located?

This happens every single time i try to compile any project whether it would be a template given by Dev-C++ when creating a windows application or something I have been working on. I save all the files like the source, resource, header and all the files created by the compiler in the same directory, «C:Dev-Cpp» from which I create a another directory depending on what Im creating for example «C:Dev-CppNew_Project» is where I have saved all the files of a brand new project. and here is what main.cpp contains.

Have you tried compiling using the command-line?

yes I have tried that, it doesnt work.

I save all the files like the source, resource, header and all the files created by the compiler in the same directory, «C:Dev-Cpp» from which I create a another directory depending on what Im creating for example «C:Dev-CppNew_Project» is where I have saved all the files of a brand new project. and here is what main.cpp contains.

So you’re saying that you are saving main.cpp in the compiler’s home directory «C:Dev-Cpp»? First, that a practice I generally avoid. Though I doubt it’s the problem here.

It looks to me that the make utility is not finding the source file. Could you post your makefile and .dev file? And state which directory these are in? And am I correct in understanding that you have main.cpp saved in «C:Dev-Cpp»?

Thanks, I have did that, It has been added to path successfully but Dev-C++ still doesnt work. I have rebooted as soon as i added C:Dev-Cppbin; to path but the error is still the same. any mroe suggestions ?

you definitely have a config problem. Your path is wrong &/or dev c++ isnt installed correctly.

some of the following has already been suggested, but ill put it here for completeness anyway.

1st start up a cmd prompt box (click on start, then run & then type ‘cmd’ in the text box).

from the cmd prompt box:

You can test the path setting by just typing ‘g++’. If the path is correct you will see something like:

g++: no input files

you can also try typing ‘make’, which should produce:

make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.

If neither work, your path setting is definitely wrong.
If one works & not the other, you have a mixed up configuration.

You can try searching for «g++» and make sure that the folder that it is actually in is alos the folder in the path setting.

I have carried out both of those commands in command prompt, and they both produced what expected.

To keep things simple I will attempt to make another windows project and compile it on the root («C:»), I will post the makefile(*.win) and project file(*.dev) here.

As you can see this contains only the source file, and still produces the same error.

So is your main.cpp file in the same directoty as the .dev file and the make file?

Yes all of the files that have something to do with the project are stored in the same directory..source, resource, header, object, makefile, project, icons (this brand new project in C: only has a project file and source file and the makefile that is created..)

Do you have any idea about the problem or could you recommend me to try somewhere else please? I have tried on the IRC channel but the 2 people who ever replied didnt know and I did not get a solution ont he bloodshed forum. If not can you recommend any more free compilers that I could try to use. Thanks for your help.

I think I’ve exhausted my attempts. I don’t understand what the issue is.

Ok, thanks a lot for all of your help on this. I will try something new, I will post back if I ever solve the problem..

Hi again. I have found out how to compile and link my program, I can only do it step by step using the command line but it works like that. however Im getting lots of error messages like these.

Im sure I have had these before when actually using the IDE. but I cant remember how to correct them. do you know how ? (these functions are within libraries that require me only to include windows.h I think. which I have)

Hi again everyone, Im running into big trouble with my compiler Dev-C++, every time i compile any project, whether it is 1 im working on, or a completely fresh 1 I get the same error every single time, I have been on the bloodshed forums and IRC channel but Im not getting anywhere with it. I am interested in working with Windows Programming in C/C++ at the moment and every project I try to compile gives the same error.

and this is my compile log

I have tried many times re-installing the program aswell as re-configuring it and installing with fresh configurations etc. nothing seems to work, I get the same error over and over again. anyone know why or how to overcome it ?

I was getting this EXACT same error, and i fixed it by renaming my initial file from test to test.cpp (duuhh) and moving the project into a different folder Dev-Cppprojects

In my case it seems it was just the stupppid mistake of creating the new file and not renaming it properly.

Hi again. I have found out how to compile and link my program, I can only do it step by step using the command line but it works like that. however Im getting lots of error messages like these.

Im sure I have had these before when actually using the IDE. but I cant remember how to correct them. do you know how ? (these functions are within libraries that require me only to include windows.h I think. which I have)

I dont use dev-cpp, only MSVC++. Including windows.h is okay for compilation, but you should specifythe required libraries when you link them in the command prompt. For the MSVC I use something like cl main.cpp /link user32.lib gdi32.lib You would need to do something like that in dev-cpp also.

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   Alochka

15.02.08 — 15:20

   sam_sam

1 — 15.02.08 — 15:27

Помоему дело в русских именах.

   nop

2 — 15.02.08 — 15:27

(0) только не говори что ты — преподаватель Dev-C++

   БратУха

3 — 15.02.08 — 15:28

*неуверенно таг* вирусЫ?!

   sam_sam

4 — 15.02.08 — 15:29

Всмысле когда русские буквы в названии файла попадаются.

   БратУха

5 — 15.02.08 — 15:29

(1) да украинские нужно

   sam_sam

6 — 15.02.08 — 15:30

(5) зря смеешься. Я как то все глаза сломал об простой код. Оказалось дело в русских буквах. Не украинские нуно, а английские.

   БратУха

7 — 15.02.08 — 15:31

(6) да ладно, а Хде ж именно

   Kalambur

8 — 15.02.08 — 15:32

   sam_sam

9 — 15.02.08 — 15:33

(7) У меня. Если в пути файла попадаются русские буквы, компилятор отказывается работать.

   БратУха

10 — 15.02.08 — 15:33

(8) наконец-то)))

   БратУха

11 — 15.02.08 — 15:35

всего лишь в dos кодировку перевести нужно

   Alochka

12 — 15.02.08 — 15:43

   Alochka

13 — 15.02.08 — 15:49

да, еще wxDev-C++ ставила тоже, результат тот же.

   переменные

14 — 15.02.08 — 16:12

окружения проверь.

   Alochka

15 — 15.02.08 — 16:23

(14) а где в XP они задаются?

   jbond

16 — 15.02.08 — 16:32

   jbond

17 — 15.02.08 — 16:36

   Alochka

18 — 15.02.08 — 16:37

(16)

Возможно, проще. Только нужно чтобы они тоже заработали.

Перавя ссылка, я так понимаю, бесплатный вариант вижуал студио, а что такое второе?

   jbond

19 — 15.02.08 — 16:41

   jbond

20 — 15.02.08 — 16:42

(18) — у Вас какой язык изучается? Только Си? Тогда качайте lcc в (19).

   Alochka

21 — 15.02.08 — 16:42

мда..

Ситуация такая: у нас стоит лицензионный Вижуал студио, я должна работать в нем. Но дело в том, что в моем случае предмет преподается экономистам, я не хочу их грузить такой средой. Кроме того, дать его им поставить домой я не имею права, а в классе из-за вирусов машины выходят быстрее чем их успевают восстанавливать. Я нашла выход — Dev-C++, или более новый вариант wxDev-C++, программа легкая, нетребовательная, устанавливается даже под правами пользователя, только наш системный администратор умудрился и его свалить

   Alochka

22 — 15.02.08 — 16:43

не совсем с

им лектор дает cout, cin мож еще чего из ++, я не помню

   jbond

23 — 15.02.08 — 16:45

   jbond

24 — 15.02.08 — 16:48

   Alochka

25 — 15.02.08 — 16:50

спасибо

ща попробую обе

   Alochka

26 — 15.02.08 — 16:50

но нужно чтобы они заработали тоже….

   VitaliySm

27 — 15.02.08 — 16:52

   Alochka

28 — 15.02.08 — 16:53

Visual Studio там кажется 2003, а как этот Express уживется с уже установленной версией? А то: «Перед началом установки обязательно удалите прежние версии Visual Studio 2005. Перед установкой окончательных версий Visual Studio 2005, в том числе и из серии Express Editions, необходимо удалить все бета-версии этих продуктов, а также бета-версию .NET Framework 2.0.»

   jbond

29 — 15.02.08 — 16:55

(28) — Full и Express должны уживаться вместе.

   Alochka

30 — 15.02.08 — 17:02

Поставила на закачку оба, попробую.

Лучше было бы, конечно, dev поднять, тем более что первое занятие в нем я уже провела, все работало.

   jbond

31 — 15.02.08 — 17:10

(27) — казалось бы, причем здесь Линукс

   Механикус

32 — 15.02.08 — 17:52

Если студию, так уж 2008. Гораздо шустрее.
На DevCpp точно забить, посмотрите на размер экзешника простейшей проги.

   trdm

33 — 15.02.08 — 17:56

   BabySG

34 — 15.02.08 — 21:10

(0) Пробелы в пути — запрещено.

   Alochka

35 — 15.02.08 — 23:13

(33)

хороший вариант

спасибо

   Alochka

36 — 20.02.08 — 18:28

Если он не может выполнить команду, то есть говорит, что что-то не является командой или исполняемым файлом, то может быть две причины:

1) Где-то в пути закрался пробел или какой-то другой непонятный символ, который прерывает интерпретацию пути, и система пытается запускать то, чего нет.

2) Где-то в путях (переменная PATH) или в реестре осталось старое положение исполняемого файла (или наоборот записалось новое). То есть не находится запускаемый файл (в данном случае g++.exe или какая-то его библиотека).