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  1. Oct 6th, 2001, 12:58 AM #1
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    c++ compiler -- how to?

    okay,ihavethedev-c++compiler,andiwanttoknowhowicompilethedamnthing!Idon'tthinkimdoingitcorrectly,becausewheniruntheprogram,thewimdowflashesforasplitsecondandthendisappears.wtfiswrong?
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    Try putting in one or two

    cin.get();

    in the end of the code.
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    For Dev-C++, you can use "getchar()" before "return 0" to make it stay there until a key is pressed.
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