I had a rather strange problem today: My application's output was not output to the full Command Prompt (i.e. pressing the F10 or F11 key while in Dev-C++).
As far as I know, Dev-C++ uses ConsolePauser to run my application.
No, this is not a code problem. Because I'm sure it works fine when running it with Command Prompt (i.e. don't press F10 or F11 in Dev-C++, but run the exe file with double click exe file in Windows Explorer)
This is the output I get when using Dev-C++, it doesn't fully output:
As can be seen, the problem is immediately apparent when we look at the cursor position of the command line window. And then I add the command:
exit(0);
Not even message the program exited with error code and program runtime. Pressing the key will automatically close the command window:
And this is when I run the program without Dev-C++, the output is fully output:
So I had to resort to this way to get around the error. However, I hope this bug will be fixed. I believe the error comes from ConsolePauser.exe
I had a rather strange problem today: My application's output was not output to the full Command Prompt (i.e. pressing the F10 or F11 key while in Dev-C++).
As far as I know, Dev-C++ uses
ConsolePauserto run my application.No, this is not a code problem. Because I'm sure it works fine when running it with Command Prompt (i.e. don't press F10 or F11 in Dev-C++, but run the exe file with double click exe file in Windows Explorer)
This is the output I get when using Dev-C++, it doesn't fully output:
As can be seen, the problem is immediately apparent when we look at the cursor position of the command line window. And then I add the command:
exit(0);Not even message the program exited with error code and program runtime. Pressing the key will automatically close the command window:
And this is when I run the program without Dev-C++, the output is fully output:
So I had to resort to this way to get around the error. However, I hope this bug will be fixed. I believe the error comes from
ConsolePauser.exe